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How do you spell psst?
Psst
What is a four letter attention getting sound?
psst
What does psst mean in a text message?
The person is trying to get your attention. as in a class they whisper psst to get ur attention
When are the events for Darkrai and Arceus?
The event dates are unknown at this current time. psst (darkrai event may 31st and June 1st! 2008) psst Arceus event N/A
Is a small swelling below the breast a sign of cancer?
Psst........NOPE!
How do you know if you have vista admin rights?
psst: this also works on xp!!!!
Where can you view a copy of the qwest commercial about the guy who acts paranoid?
Psst! I'll tell you when they're not listening.
Is the word psst a proper word or just a slang?
"Psst" is a colloquial expression that is commonly used in informal situations to get someone's attention discreetly. It is not considered a formal word but is widely understood and used in everyday communication.
What is a four letter word with no vowels?
Words without a classic vowel A, E, I, O, or U include myth, hymn, and cyst.But here the Y is acting as a vowel. The only truly vowel-less words would be sounds such as brr and shh, and the 4-letter psst appears in many dictionaries.
Where Can you Play Mario Paint composer Online?
I dont think you could. (Psst! Ask Chuck Norris! He'll know how to do the impossible!)
What does it mean when you go PSST to a woman and she smiles and says says You are ok with a smile?
When a woman smiles and responds with "You are okay" after you go "PSST" to her, it typically indicates that she finds your approach lighthearted and friendly. Her smile suggests she is comfortable and possibly amused by your attention. Overall, it reflects a positive interaction, indicating she doesn't feel threatened and appreciates the gesture.
What is a a word and has no vowels?
Virtually every word contains a vowel, either A, E, I, O, U or a Y or W that makes a vowel sound, as in rhythm and myrrh (Y sounds like I) and cwm and crwth (W sounds like OO).The exception is in onomatopoeia words such as brr, shh, zzz, and psst, which imitate sounds made with the teeth, lips, or nose. And the unspecified ordinal number nth. (Both nth and psst are dictionary words.)
