CEFR B2

Missy

noun

Meaning

A familiar or sometimes slightly disrespectful term of address for a young girl or woman, especially by an older person.

Examples

"Now, missy, you get over here and help me with these groceries," her grandmother said playfully.
The teacher sternly told the disruptive student, "Listen here, missy, you need to pay attention."

Synonyms: lass, young lady, girl

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Missy (B2)

noun

Pronunciation: /ˈmɪsi/

Definition

A familiar or sometimes slightly disrespectful term of address for a young girl or woman, especially by an older person.

Examples

"Now, missy, you get over here and help me with these groceries," her grandmother said playfully.
The teacher sternly told the disruptive student, "Listen here, missy, you need to pay attention."
He rolled his eyes and muttered, "Alright, missy, have it your way," to his demanding younger sister.

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