priss in Finnish
priss in Finnish is tärkeillä — priss means a person, especially seen as overly fussy or prim, who worries too much about propriety.
priss in Finnish
tärkeillä
To dress or behave in a prissy manner
What does "priss" mean?
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noun A person, especially seen as overly fussy or prim, who worries too much about propriety.
"Stop being such a priss and just get your hands dirty."
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verb To act in a fussy, overly prim or dainty way.
"She prissed around the kitchen, refusing to touch anything sticky."
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priss in a sentence
- Stop being such a priss and just get your hands dirty.
- She prissed around the kitchen, refusing to touch anything sticky.
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What is "priss" in Finnish?
"priss" in Finnish is tärkeillä. priss means: A person, especially seen as overly fussy or prim, who worries too much about propriety.
How do you use "priss" in a sentence?
Example: "Stop being such a priss and just get your hands dirty." In Finnish, "priss" is tärkeillä.
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