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hysterical, funny, comical, amusing, dippy, outrageous, ridiculous, hissy is short for hysterical. hysterical--->hissy.
"were a pretty hissy group of kids!"
"that is the most hissy thing i have ever heard!"
"your fucking HISSY!"
"that was a pretty hissy night!"
"thats some pretty hissy stuff!'
HISSY!
Hissy by very hissy. March 4, 2011
Urban Dictionary Merch
used to describe a "noiselike" or almost "hisslike" sound or quality.
that hihat sounds a bit hissy, maybe cut back on the high frequencies a bit.
Hissy by TranceCrafter February 8, 2019
to be in a state or anger or dismay, to be in the act of being upset
hissy by Nick Mason December 16, 2008
the defination of hissy is funny,comical, humorous,hysterical, outrageous, LAWLZ! hissy is short for hysterical.
amacs is the hissyest person i have ever met!
To get drunk with one's sister.
Sisters getting drunk together.
Being crazy drunk with your sister.
Morgan and Amelia got super hissy last night.

Me and my sissy are hissy.

Don't you wish your sissy was hissy like me?
Hissy by parollium September 22, 2013

hissy fit 

noun. A sudden outburst of temper, often used to describe female anger at something trivial. Originally regional from American South. Thought to originate from contraction of "hysterical fit."
She threw a hissy fit when she found out the last pair of shoes had been sold.
hissy fit by frannyd22 September 28, 2003

hissy fit 

Just because I forgot your birthday, theres no reason to throw a Hissy Fit
hissy fit by SteveDave May 9, 2003
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