bishiness

A romanized noun version of the adjective/noun, "Bishi", witch derives from the Japanese noun, "Bishounen"(A very beautiful guy (man-pretty)). Bishiness, in the noun form, represents the very essence of "man-pretty".
The term Bishiness was first developed by a 17 year old male in Ohio County, Kentucky, who was nicknamed by his peers as "Bishi", to describe anything that involved his face.

short for bishounen, which literally means beautiful boy or pretty boy in japanese. usually describing a guy who has effiminate features as well as a slight build.
not necessarily a negative or positive word, its all in context.

Short for bishounen, translated roughly meaning "pretty boy." Used for attractive male anime characters, and sometimes real life. Generally they are sort of girlish looking.

Generally used by rabid anime fans who can't spell bishounen so they shorten it.

In English this functions as an adjective and a noun but in Japanese Bishounen and Bishoujo are only nouns.

Originally from the Japanese word: Bishounen Bi, sho, nen.
Each character meaning: Beautiful small year; respectively, roughly meaning "pretty boy"

Pretty girl is somewhat different: Bi sho jou.
Again each character meaning: Beautiful small woman, respectively. Roughly meaning "pretty girl"

Short for "Bishonen". The Japanese equivalent of "pretty boy". Male characters with soft or sometimes very feminine features are considered "bishi".

Short for bishounen which aproximately means Beautiful boy

short version of Bishounen, used to as an adj. to describe a very cute guy.