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mis·sis or mis·sus (m

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n. Informal

1. The mistress of a household.

2. Used as a term of reference by a man of his wife.

[Alteration of mistress.]

missis [ˈmɪsɪz -ɪs]

a variant spelling of missus

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Noun

missis - informal term of address for someone's wife

missus

married woman, wife - a married woman; a man's partner in marriage

Translations

missis [ˈmɪsɪz] N my missis; the missis → mi mujer, la parienta(Sp) , la patrona(S. Cone)
John and his missis → John y su mujer
is the missis in? → ¿está la señora?

missis

n (Brit inf: = wife) → bessere Hälfte (hum inf), → Alte f (pej inf), → Olle f (inf); (= mistress of household) → Frau f → des Hauses; yes, missis → ja(wohl)

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