prissy (Meaning)

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prissy (s)

exaggeratedly proper

excessively fastidious and easily disgusted

She always dresses in a prissy manner, with perfectly pressed clothes and immaculate makeup.
His prissy attitude makes it difficult to have a relaxed conversation with him.
The cat groomed itself in a prissy manner, licking each paw with meticulous care.
Sarah's prissy demeanor often rubs people the wrong way, as she comes across as overly judgmental.
He refused to eat anything that wasn't prepared according to his prissy dietary requirements.
The receptionist gave a prissy look when the visitor accidentally dropped their papers on the floor.
The princess walked with a prissy gait, her nose held high in the air.
The teacher's prissy tone grated on the students' nerves, making them reluctant to ask questions.
His prissy behavior at the party, where he refused to dance or mingle with others, was quite off-putting.
Despite his prissy exterior, he had a warm heart and a great sense of humor once you got to know him.

exaggeratedly proper, excessively fastidious and easily disgusted

fastidious, pernickety, critical, demanding, prim, finicky, persnickety, delicate, careful, fussy

breezy, permissive, low-pressure, relaxed, lax, lenient, lenient, lackadaisical, lax, carefree

She always dresses in a prissy manner, with perfectly pressed clothes and immaculate makeup.

His prissy attitude makes it difficult to have a relaxed conversation with him.

The cat groomed itself in a prissy manner, licking each paw with meticulous care.

Sarah's prissy demeanor often rubs people the wrong way, as she comes across as overly judgmental.