missis
Pronunciation: [ˈmɪsɪs]
Word
Context: "relationship"
(noun) This word is a polite way to refer to a woman who is married. It's often used when talking to someone or about someone in a respectful way. If you hear someone say 'missis', they might be talking about someone's wife or a married woman.
Example
My missis is baking cookies for our friends this weekend.
Example
John's missis did not like the movie we watched last night.
Example
Is your missis coming to the party with you?
Context: "informal communication"
(noun) Sometimes 'missis' is used informally to refer to a woman in a slightly humorous or teasing way. It's often used when a man talks about a woman in a playful manner.
Example
I asked the missis if she wanted to go out for dinner.
Example
He didn't call his missis last night, which surprised her.
Example
What did your missis say about the plans for today?
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