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pretty up

VERB
  1. use special care in dressing, making-up, etc.
    She dolled herself up for the night out with her friends

How To Use pretty up In A Sentence

  • Stephen is going to be pretty upset when he finds out how you tricked him.
  • Ah, look. All cleaned up. You know, they say Amanda can pretty up a pig.
  • And while it isn't easy to pretty up the Javits Center, white calla lilies and silver drapes helped. In Gear at the Auto Show
  • The thing is that when you take a closer look at these supposedly “scammy” CPA offers, most of them are pretty up front about charges involved, be it a mobile rebill or something else. Zynga To Remove All In Game Offers
  • But they're a pretty uppish sort, most of 'em," he said to CHAPTER IX
  • It is so very cold and pretty up here, close to space where the sky is black and I can see the stars.
  • I think old JK will be pretty upset when he finds out I've been made a freeman of East Lothian before him.
  • ChelsieSkyesx3 (8/18/2008 6: 49: 05 PM) the hp trailer was way better than the twilight trailer. so even though i was looking forward to twilight (AND STILL AM), i am actually pretty upset that harry potter is being pushed to a later date. Did ‘Harry Potter’ Release Date Change To Avoid ‘Twilight’ Competition? » MTV Movies Blog
  • Where can I buy small, pretty uplighters or wall lights?
  • Peck suggests thinking about rooftops as part of the city's infrastructure, not just something that can pretty up the top of a building: ‘As public tax payers, why not invest in roofscapes just as we do in bridges and roads?’
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