Cissy

[ sis-ee ]

noun

1. a female given name, form of Cecilia.

cissy

/ ˈsɪsɪ /

noun

1. See sissy
   a variant spelling of sissy

Example Sentences

Later, through watching interviews, Cissy learned that this was also the time that Whitney began experimenting with drugs.

From The Daily Beast

“I had a bad feeling about that child from the first time I saw her,” writes Cissy.

From The Daily Beast

After that, Cissy got a court injunction to take Whitney to rehab by force.

From The Daily Beast

And no, Cissy has no idea whether Robyn and Whitney had a romantic relationship.

From The Daily Beast

Although Cissy Houston enjoyed a solid career as a backup and gospel singer, Whitney was the one and only star of the family.

From The Daily Beast

For little Cissy was bringing all her stalkless flowers to Jane; smiling at her as if she alone possessed the secret of this play.

From Project Gutenberg

Cissy—everyone calls him Cissy—seems to be a little particular, not to say fidgetty.

From Project Gutenberg

Dining later opposite Landry in a great golden palace, Cissy seemed like some gay tropical bird.

From Project Gutenberg

Cissy's pride would not let her admit, even to herself, that she had failed to attract at the final moment.

From Project Gutenberg

It was on a morning following one of these struggles that Cissy said to her daughter, wearily, "I can't escape it—"

From Project Gutenberg