1. comparative form of prissy; more excessively proper, formal, or prudish in manner or appearance
Usage: informal; comparative degree

Examples

• She became prissier after moving to the conservative neighborhood.
• His prissier attitude made it hard for him to fit in with the casual group.
• The prissier members of the club objected to the informal dress code.
• She seemed prissier than her sister about following social rules.
• He adopted a prissier tone when speaking to his elderly relatives.
• The prissier version of the story left out all the controversial details.