missie
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Noun — An informal, often old-fashioned way of addressing a young woman or girl.
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Etymology
Formed from "miss" plus the informal ending "-ie," the same pattern used in words like "auntie."
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What does “missie” mean?
The word “missie” means an informal, often old-fashioned way of addressing a young woman or girl. In plain terms, a casual, slightly old-fashioned nickname for "miss," often used to address a girl or young woman directly.
How do you use “missie” in a sentence?
Here is “missie” used in a sentence: “"Not so fast, missie," the shopkeeper said as she reached for the last one.”
What part of speech is “missie”?
“Missie” is a noun.