Hiss

Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 191
his, v. i. [hi ed (hist), hi ing.] To make a sound like that of the letter s, esp. in contempt or disapprobation; to make a like sound, as a goose or serpent, or as water thrown on hot metal, or steam escaping through a narrow orifice; to glide with a whizzing noise. — v.t. To condemn by hi ing; to procure disgrace for. — n. A sound like that of s, esp. as a mark of disapprobation; voice of a goose or serpent. — Hi 'ing, n. A hi ; occasion of contempt; object of scorn and derision.
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