HISSED Meaning and
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Hissed is a verb that depicts the sharp, hissing sound produced by forcing air through a narrow opening with the intention to express disapproval, anger, or dismay. It is typically produced by humans and certain animals, particularly snakes, as a means of communication. The sound of hissing is characterized by a sibilant and prolonged "ss" or "sh" sound, often accompanied by a sudden expulsion of air.
When someone hisses, it commonly indicates a strong negative reaction or a display of audible disdain. It can be a vocalization accompanied by the inhaling or exhaling of breath, as well as used in combination with whispered or spoken words to emphasize contempt, threat, or warning. Hissing can also be employed as a response to pain, shock, or fear.
The connotation of hissing varies depending on the context and cultural interpretations. It is frequently associated with a wide range of emotions like anger, disapproval, aversion, and derision. Hissing may be employed as a non-verbal form of communication to express displeasure or to intimidate others. In nature, snakes often hiss as a warning signal before attacking or when they feel threatened.
Overall, hissed refers to the act of producing a sharp and distinct hissing sound either vocally or by expelling air through a narrow opening, typically in response to negative emotions, as a warning, or to express disdain.
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Etymology of HISSED
The word "hissed" is derived from the Middle English word "hissen", which can be traced back to the Old English word "hyssan". This Old English term likely comes from the Old High German word "hizōn" meaning "to hiss" or "to make a hissing sound". Ultimately, the origins of the word "hissed" can be found in the Proto-Germanic word "*hīsijaną".
Similar spelling words for HISSED
- Hoisted,
- Kissed,
- Husked,
- hired,
- hassled,
- hoister,
- Hiked,
- hisses,
- Housed,
- hiss,
- Hissed,
- missed,
- haste,
- hosted,
- HOSED.
Conjugate verb Hissed
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