prissy

/ˈprɪsi/
adjective
  1. Excessively proper, fussy, or concerned with behaving in a correct or refined way, often in a way that seems annoying or silly.
    • The new manager is too prissy about small details like how paper clips are arranged.
    • My aunt is so prissy that she won't let anyone wear shoes inside her house.
    • He gave a prissy little sniff and said the food wasn't fancy enough for him.
  2. Overly neat, tidy, or dainty in appearance, often in a way that seems affected or prim.
    • The room was decorated in a prissy style with lace doilies and tiny porcelain figurines.
    • Her prissy handwriting was so perfectly looped it looked like a font.
    • He refused to wear the prissy bow tie his mother had picked out.
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