My spell-check is saying prismic isn’t a word. Looked it up, and sure enough, it doesn’t appear to be a word. Why not?
What is the adjective meaning prism-like? Is it just “prism-like”?
You’re looking for “prismatic.”
Prismatic.
prismatic?
far out…that was pretty damn fast!
Speed of light, man. 
Prismolicious
Prismiffic?
Prizzymizzy
In light of the full spectrum of answers illuminated here, I must refract my previous post.
In all seriousness, “prismy” is a real word.
Ah, the English language. Always good for a ‘WTF? Seriously?!’
I work in a prism, with many refractory patients…
It is actually a word through the concept of “common and accepted usage.” When a new word is introduced into the common lexicon it becomes real by de facto. A good example is the word “conversate” or “fuckin’ A”. These are now common and accepted “words”.
The OED cites “prismic” as an alternative spelling for prismatic:
[QUOTE=Oxford English Dictionary]
Of, relating to, or produced by a prism, esp. one which is transparent; (in extended use also) brightly coloured, brilliant. Cf. PRISMATIC adj. 2.
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EX: “2004 Financial Times (Nexis) 7 Feb. (Weekend section) 16 We have..been wrapping materials (prismic glass, fringed chintz, paper, plastics, stainless steel) around electric lamps ever since the birth of the light bulb.”
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Priapism?
Prizizzle?
That’s fine, but I don’t think that “prismic” falls under “common and accepted usage.” I don’t believe I had ever heard of it before this thread.
RR
Prismic
This post was prismized by the prismist!
It’s funny, as soon as I read the word “prismatic,” “prismic” immediately seemed awkward and flat-out wrong. Just a total brain fart.