prisses
/ˈprɪsɪz/
noun
- Plural of priss: people who are overly proper, fussy, or concerned with behaving in a correct or refined way.
- The party was full of prisses who wouldn't touch the messy food.
- A group of prisses stood in the corner, judging everyone's clothes.
- The teachers were a bunch of prisses who never let the kids have fun.
verb
- Third person singular of priss: behaves in an overly proper, fussy, or affected manner.
- She prisses about the garden, trimming every tiny weed.
- My cat prisses around the house, refusing to step on the rug.
- He prisses over his desk, making sure every pencil is perfectly aligned.