| CISSIES | • cissies n. Plural of cissy. • cissies n. Plural of cissie. • CISSY n. an effeminate boy. |
| DISMISS | • dismiss v. (Transitive) To discharge; to end the employment or service of. • dismiss v. (Transitive) To order to leave. • dismiss v. (Transitive) To dispel; to rid one’s mind of. |
| HISSIES | • hissies n. Plural of hissy. • HISSY n. a tantrum. |
| INSISTS | • insists v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of insist. • INSIST v. to maintain very firmly. |
| MISSIES | • missies n. Plural of missy. • missies n. Plural of missie. • MISSY n. a young girl. |
| MISSISH | • missish adj. (Dated) prim and prudish. • MISSISH adj. schoolgirlish. |
| SCISSIL | • scissil n. Alternative form of scissel. • SCISSIL n. metal clippings, scrap metal, also SCISSEL, SIZEL. |
| SEISINS | • seisins n. Plural of seisin. • SEISIN n. legal possession of land, also SEIZIN. |
| SIKSIKS | • SIKSIK n. an Arctic ground squirrel, named for the short piercing whistle it makes. |
| SISKINS | • siskins n. Plural of siskin. • SISKIN n. a small green-yellow European finch. |
| SISSIER | • sissier adj. Comparative form of sissy: more sissy. • SISSY adj. effeminate, also CISSY. |
| SISSIES | • sissies n. Plural of sissy. • SISSY n. a weak, girlish male. |
| SIZISMS | • SIZISM n. prejudice against people on account of their size, also SIZEISM. |
| SIZISTS | • sizists n. Plural of sizist. • SIZIST n. one who pays undue attention to size, also SIZEIST. |