Hiss | Mean of hiss in English Dictionary

/ˈhɪs/

• Noun
• a sound like a long “s”
1. The air escaped from the balloon with a hiss.
2. the hiss of a snake
3. the boos and hisses of the audience
• Verb
• to produce a sound like a long “s”
1. The radiator hissed as it let off steam.
2. a hissing noise
• to show that you dislike or disapprove of someone (such as a performer or speaker) by making a hiss
1. The audience booed and hissed (at him) when he came on stage.
2. The audience hissed him off the stage.

• to say (something) in a loud or angry whisper
1. “Leave me alone!” he hissed.