[
UK
/pɹˈɪmp/
]
[ US /ˈpɹɪmp/ ]
[ US /ˈpɹɪmp/ ]
VERB
-
dress or groom with elaborate care
She likes to dress when going to the opera
How To Use primp In A Sentence
- See you that fashion that wear a woebegone wording, how, primp as my boyfriend, so fold you old your good ego?
- Their professional neediness and primped vanity spells it out. Times, Sunday Times
- Oh, and let me tell you… I already did my hair, brushed my teeth, shaved, plucked, primped, deodorized, sprayed myself with cologne and got dressed before he even picked out the underwear he was going to wear.
- As students primp and preen to wow their favorite colleges, there's one characteristic they can't control: their race.
- Those were the days when you were still a player in every sense, when you had your platinum mullet primped by top London coiffeurs, when you drove round in a E-type Asti Spumante.
- By days, she whispered encouraging words to the blooms that she pruned and primped. Three-Minute Fiction Favorites
- When it comes to prepping and primping for a date, men and women have slightly different agendas.
- And now here he is, primping his hair, smoothing down the front of his striped shirt just to get the relationship back on track.
- the primping alone took more than an hour
- The contestants primp and preen, surrounded by clucking coteries of friends and parents.