hiksy
(said “hick-see”, can be an adjective or a noun) noun: someone who was born and raised in the southern united states of america, commonly known for being home to “country hicks,” but who doesn’t talk or act like one. adjective: like or of a hiksy.
noun: tucker was from alabama, but he didn’t even have a southern drawl. we all thought he was from california!
adjective: that girl is so hiksy! she says she’s from tennessee, but she doesn’t act like it!
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