teasee

teasee

English

Etymology

From tease +‎ -ee.

Noun

teasee (plural teasees)

  1. One who is teased.
    • 2012, Jean Mercer, Child Development, page 192:
      However, teasing about serious matters may be distressing for the teasee.
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