HISSES Meaning and
Definition
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Hisses, as a noun, refers to the plural form of the word "hiss." A hiss is a sound made by a living being, typically a snake, as a form of communication or defense mechanism. The sound is produced by forcing air through a small opening, resulting in a sharp, sibilant noise that resembles the letter "s."
In a specific sense, "hisses" can also refer to the plural form of the verb "hiss," which is the action of making a hissing sound. It is a nonverbal expression that signifies disapproval, anger, or derision. Humans can also hiss, though it is less common and usually done to imitate animal sounds or as an artistic expression.
Hisses can be metaphorically used to represent negative feedback or harsh criticism, often expressed with strong disapproval or scorn. This connotation is frequently associated with an audience's reaction to a poorly received performance or speech.
Additionally, in the realm of audio technology, "hisses" might denote unwanted noise or interference that results in a "hissing" sound. This can occur, for example, when there is improper grounding, electrical interference, or poor quality equipment. In such cases, eliminating these hisses becomes essential to achieve a clear and high-quality audio output.
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Etymology of HISSES
The word hisses is derived from the Middle English word hisse or hyse, which is believed to have originated from the Old English word hyscan. The Old English word hyscan meant to jeer, to scorn, or to demonstrate disapproval by making a hissing sound. The word eventually evolved into hisses, which refers to the plural form of the noun hiss.
Similar spelling words for HISSES
- Hissed,
- Houses,
- hides,
- hiss,
- kisses,
- high seas,
- hikes,
- hoses,
- hassles,
- Hisako,
- hiscox,
- Misses,
- rises,
- Hires,
- hives.
Conjugate verb Hisses
CONDITIONAL
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FUTURE
I
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FUTURE PERFECT
I
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PAST
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PAST PERFECT
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PRESENT
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hiss
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PRESENT PERFECT
I
have hissed
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am hissing
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