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1. (n.) puss
a cat.
2. puss
a girl.
3. (Slang.) puss
face.
4. puss
mouth.
Etymology: (1880–85; < Ir pus mouth)
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| Definition of 'PUSS' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) cunt, puss, pussy, slit, snatch, twat
obscene terms for female genitals
2. (noun) kitty, kitty-cat, puss, pussy, pussycat
informal terms referring to a domestic cat
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| Definition of 'PUSS' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) PUSS
a cat; -- a fondling appellation
2. (noun) PUSS
a hare; -- so called by sportsmen
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Sense: a cat.
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 Afrikaans: kiets |
 Arabic: قِط |
 Bulgarian: котка |
 Brazilian: gatinho |
 Czech: číča |
 German: die Mietze |
 Danish: mis |
 Greek: ψιψίνα |
 Spanish: minino |
 Estonian: kiisu |
 Farsi: گربه |
 Finnish: kissimirri |
 French: minet/-ette |
 Hebrew: חָתוּל |
 Hindi: बिल्ली |
 Hungarian: cica |
 Indonesian: kucing |
 Icelandic: köttur |
 Italian: micio |
 Japanese: 猫 |
 Korean: 고양이 |
 Lithuanian: katė |
 Latvian: kaķis, kaķītis |
 Malay: kucing |
 Dutch: poes |
 Norwegian: pus(ekatt) |
 Polish: kotek |
 Persian: گربه |
 Pashto: پيشو |
 Portuguese: gatinho |
 Romanian: pisicuţă |
 Russian: кошечка |
 Slovak: mačka, cica |
 Slovenian: muca |
 Serbian: mačka |
 Swedish: kisse |
 Thai: แมว |
 Turkish: kedi |
 Taiwanese: (暱稱)小貓咪 |
 Ukrainian: кішка |
 Urdu: بلي |
 Vietnamese: con mèo |
 Chinese: （爱称）小猫咪 |
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