Here is a list of words that end with ‘ssy.’ There is a total of 48 ‘ssy’ ending words with their definition in this list.
There are more than 600,000 words in the English language. However, many are no longer used in literary works. During making this list, those obsolete words are not considered here.
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Actressy
- A woman or girl who is an actor
- A woman or girl who acts in a play, movie, etc. a female actor
- A woman or girl who acts especially in a play or movie
Andrássy
- Gyula, count; father 1823–1890 and son 1860–1929 hungarian statesmen
Assy
- Assembly
Bessy
- A stock character in english folk dances and plays played by a man dressed as a woman
Bossy
- Inclined to domineer dictatorial
- Marked by a swelling or roundness
- Marked by bosses studded
- Cow, calf
- Liking to order people around
Brassy
- Shamelessly bold
- Obstreperous
- Resembling brass especially in color
- Resembling the sound of a brass instrument
- Very confident and aggressive in a loud and sometimes annoying way
Bussy
- Sweetheart
Christmassy
- A christian feast on december 25 or among some eastern orthodox christians on january 7 that commemorates the birth of christ and is usually observed as a legal holiday
- Christmastide
- A christian holiday that is celebrated on december 25 in honor of the birth of jesus christ or the period of time that comes before and after this holiday
- December 25 celebrated in honor of the birth of jesus christ
Cissy
- British spelling of SISSY
Classy
- Having or showing classsuch as
- Elegant, stylish
- Having or reflecting high standards of personal behavior
- Admirably skillful and graceful
- Having qualities that make someone or something special and attractive
Cressy
- Abounding in cresses
Debussy
- (achille-) claude 1862–1918 french composer
Dossy
- Pretentiously fashionable
Dressy
- Showy in dress
- Stylish, smart
- Requiring or characterized by fancy or formal dress
- Suitable for formal events
- Requiring fancy or formal clothes
Drossy
- The scum or unwanted material that forms on the surface of molten metal
- Waste or foreign matter impurity
- Something that is base, trivial, or inferior
- Unwanted material that is removed from a mineral (such as gold) to make it better
- Something of low value or quality
Embassy
- A body of diplomatic representatives
- One headed by an ambassador
- The function or position of an ambassador
- A mission abroad undertaken officially especially by an ambassador
- Embassage
Eyeglassy
- Snobbish
Flossy
- Of, relating to, or having the characteristics of floss
- Stylish or glamorous especially at first impression
Fussy
- Easily upset irritable
- Overly decorative
- Requiring or giving close attention to details
- Revealing a sometimes extreme concern for niceties fastidious, picky
- Very careful or too careful about choosing or accepting things hard to please
Gassy
- Full of or containing gas
- Having excess gas in the stomach or intestines flatulent
- Causing flatulence
- Having the characteristics of gas
- Characterized by many words but little content emptily verbose
Glassy
- Resembling or made of glass
- Having little animation dull, lifeless
- Smooth and shiny resembling glass
- Not shiny or bright dull and lifeless
- Smooth and shiny like glass
Glossy
- Having a surface luster or brightness
- Attractive in an artificially opulent, sophisticated, or smoothly captivating manner slick
- A photograph printed on smooth shiny paper
- Slick
- Having a shiny, smooth surface
Governessy
- Characteristic of or resembling a governess (as in primness)
Grassy
- Covered or abounding with grass
- Having a flavor or odor of grass
- Resembling grass especially in color
- Like or covered with grass
Hissy
- Tantrum
Hussy
- A lewd or brazen woman
- A saucy or mischievous girl
- A girl or woman who does things that people consider immoral, improper, etc.
Jassy
- City in northeastern romania population 290,422
Lossy
- Involving or causing some loss of data
- Causing attenuation or dissipation of electrical energy
Massy
- Massive, weighty
Messy
- Marked by confusion, disorder, or dirt untidy
- Lacking neatness or precision careless, slovenly
- Extremely unpleasant or trying
- Not clean or tidy
- Carelessly made or done not careful or precise
Missy
- A young girl miss
Morassy
- Marsh, swamp
- A situation that traps, confuses, or impedes
- An overwhelming or confusing mass or mixture
- An area of soft, wet ground a marsh or swamp
- Marsh, swamp
Mossy
- Resembling moss
- Covered with moss or something like moss
- Antiquated
- Like or covered with moss
Mussy
- Characterized by clutter or muss messy
Overfussy
- Excessively fussy
Passy
- Paul-édouard 1859–1940 french phonetician
- Section of paris, france, on the right bank of the seine river near the bois de boulogne
Pissy
- Angry, pissed off
- Irritating, annoying
Possy
- Position, place
Prissy
- Overly prim and precise finicky
- Having or showing the annoying attitude of people who care too much about dressing and behaving properly and who are easily upset by other people’s behavior, language, etc.
Pussy
- Cat
- A catkin of the pussy willow
- Vulva
- Sexual intercourse
- The female partner in sexual intercourse
Sassy
- Impudent
- Vigorous, lively
- Distinctively smart and stylish
- Having or showing a rude lack of respect
- Very stylish
Schoolmistressy
- A woman who teaches school
- A woman who is in charge of a school or teaches in a school
Semidressy
- Semiformal dress
Sissy
- An effeminate man or boy
- A timid, weak, or cowardly person
- A boy who is weak or who likes things that girls usually like
- A person who is weak and fearful
- A fearful or cowardly person
Tressy
- Abounding in or resembling tresses
Unfussy
- Not fussysuch as
- Not particular unconcerned
- Not cluttered with pretentious or nonessential matters uncomplicated
Wussy
- A weak, cowardly, or ineffectual person wimp
- A weak or cowardly person
Xenoglossy
- Purported use (as by a medium) while in a trance state of a language unknown to the individual under normal conditions
