bism
bism noun: a devilish person.
Noun
bism (plural bisms)
- A devilish person.
- Cheek back (verb): defensive strategy of a bism who has been reprimanded for errant behaviour.2011, Prism International, page 39
- Just that you were a 'pair o' wee bisms.'2014, Andrew Glascoe, Nobody Knew She Was There, →ISBN, page 25
Forms of bism
| plural | bisms |
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Questions about bism
- What does bism mean?
- Bism means a devilish person.
- What part of speech is bism?
- Bism is a noun.
- What is the plural of bism?
- The plural of bism is bisms.
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