Definition of priss in English:

priss

noun prɪs

US informal

verb prɪs

US informal

1no object To go or act in a prissy manner.
2no object To dress or groom oneself in a fussy or feminine manner. Frequently with up. Also occasionally with object (refl.).

1920s; earliest use found in George Harley McKnight (1871–1951). Shortened from prissy
1930s. From priss. Compare later prissy.

nounprɪs

US informal

verbprɪs

US informal

1no object To go or act in a prissy manner.
2no object To dress or groom oneself in a fussy or feminine manner. Frequently with up. Also occasionally with object (refl.).

1920s; earliest use found in George Harley McKnight (1871–1951). Shortened from prissy<br>1930s. From priss. Compare later prissy.

单词	priss
释义	Definition of priss in English: priss noun prɪs US informal A prissy person. verb prɪs US informal 1no object To go or act in a prissy manner. 2no object To dress or groom oneself in a fussy or feminine manner. Frequently with up. Also occasionally with object (refl.). Origin 1920s; earliest use found in George Harley McKnight (1871–1951). Shortened from prissy 1930s. From priss. Compare later prissy. Definition of priss in US English: priss nounprɪs US informal A prissy person. verbprɪs US informal 1no object To go or act in a prissy manner. 2no object To dress or groom oneself in a fussy or feminine manner. Frequently with up. Also occasionally with object (refl.). Origin 1920s; earliest use found in George Harley McKnight (1871–1951). Shortened from prissy<br>1930s. From priss. Compare later prissy.
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