nicey-nice adj.
(US) affected, prissy.
Iron Man 228: This little kid here with all her nicey-nice talk. | ||
Entering Ephesus 111: People had been too polite and nicey-nice to seat them-selves in these prominent chairs. | ||
Whitney Father, Whitney Heiress 349: Dorothy was the soul of propriety in things nonpolitical, possibly too nicey-nice for Gertrude. | ||
Half-Life 294: Why don’t you quit this nicey-nice bullshit and just say whatever it is you want to say and get it over with? | ||
Bobby March Will Live Forever 311: ‘Enough of this nicey-nicey pish,’ he said. ‘Drink up and let’s [...] [g]et pissed, properly pissed’. |