| HISS | • hiss n. A sibilant sound, such as that made by a snake or escaping steam; an unvoiced fricative. • hiss n. An expression of disapproval made using such a sound. • hiss v. (Intransitive) To make a hissing sound. |
| HISSY | • hissy adj. Accompanied with hisses. • hissy adj. Making a hissing sound. • hissy adj. Childish or petulant. |
| WHISS | • WHISS v. to hiss or whistle. |
| HISSED | • hissed v. Simple past tense and past participle of hiss. • HISS v. to make a sibilant sound, also HIZZ. |
| HISSER | • hisser n. One who hisses. • HISSER n. one who hisses. |
| HISSES | • hisses n. Plural of hiss. • hisses v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of hiss. • HISS v. to make a sibilant sound, also HIZZ. |
| HISSELF | • hisself pron. (Now chiefly dialectal or informal) Himself. • HISSELF pron. (dialect) himself. |
| HISSERS | • hissers n. Plural of hisser. • HISSER n. one who hisses. |
| HISSIER | • hissier adj. Comparative form of hissy: more hissy. • HISSY adj. temperamental. |
| HISSIES | • hissies n. Plural of hissy. • HISSY n. a tantrum. |
| HISSING | • hissing v. Present participle of hiss. • hissing n. The sound of a hiss. • HISSING adj. making a hiss. |
| WHISSED | • WHISS v. to hiss or whistle. |
| WHISSES | • WHISS v. to hiss or whistle. |
| HISSIEST | • hissiest adj. Superlative form of hissy: most hissy. • HISSY adj. temperamental. |
| HISSINGS | • hissings n. Plural of hissing. • HISSING n. an object of scorn. |
| WHISSING | • WHISS v. to hiss or whistle. |
| HISSINGLY | • hissingly adv. While hissing; in a hissing fashion. • HISSING adv. making a hiss. |
| BLANCHISSEUSE | • BLANCHISSEUSE n. (French) a laundress. |
| BLANCHISSEUSES | • BLANCHISSEUSE n. (French) a laundress. |