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{prissy} 

This can be used to identify a person you work with. This is a stuck-up person that walks around the office thinking they are better then everyone else. This person may wear trendy clothes and does not socialize with others outside of work. This person may be on a power trip.
He walks around so {prissy} with his trendy clothes that his wife/mom dressed him with.
{prissy} by Joe134a December 22, 2008
Words you can keep
stuck up, goody-two-shoes, self-centered, all-knowing, hard to please biatches.
she's so prissy. i can't take it!
prissy by anti-priss February 24, 2005
Excessively prim and proper, very picky or constantly primping.
The young countess looked daggers at her clothing designer; she hated these prissy dresses and his even prissier attitude.

The girl carefully lifted her teacup, too prissy to allow her tea to spill all over her lace dress.
prissy by Lorelili January 24, 2011
Femininely arrogant. Can apply to both males and females.
He/she is so prissy, it makes me puke!
prissy by Denmo, August 30, 2005 September 20, 2005
I would also say prim and proper. Very dainty girl. Very much lady like.

Don't b so mean guys. I wouldn't use bitch as a def.
I can't see her taking out the trash, she's to prissy.
prissy by Terri aka PrissyT April 15, 2008
Someone who has characteristics of an uptight bitch that doesn't realize that their life effects other people. Spoiled brat.
Child celebrities often grow up to be prissy assholes with no futures.
prissy by DudeoftheDay March 4, 2005
Yall are so rude. Prissy is none of those things. The correct definition is prim and proper. Look it up.
The girl looked very prissy holding her teacup.
prissy by K Kennedy July 16, 2006
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