Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Puss"

A: Are you going to remove (wipe off) that angry look (scowl) from that bitter-looking face (sour puss).

A: The expression “don’t puss out” basically means “don’t back out” or “don’t change your mind”, but the phrase itself is slightly insulting - you’d only use it with your friends, unless you were an unkind person.

A: @Darsha05: slang for cat. short for pussycat.

A: It means that she has an irritated or annoyed expression on her face.

A: Puss is a slang/informal word for cat

A: Kitten or cat or small cat

A: Yes, but "to puss out" is not very proper. Don't use around older people!

A: “Puss in boots” is called “puss” because he is a “pussycat” which is just an old fashioned word for “cat”.