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primp [brit. angl. prɪmp, am. angl. prɪmp] GLAG. preh. glag. a. primp and preen

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They spent their time primping and preening, going to parties, dancing and strutting, and wooing women.

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In addition, more women are primping than men -- 82.4 percent, on an average day, compared to around 76 percent of guys.

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It is an ode to women who spend hours primping in preparation for the nightlife.

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It's a freeze-frame, aesthetically buffed and primped, and shared only because the subject or the observer thinks it paints them in a positive light.

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She addressed us with primping care, and in a voice as smooth as the flutter of a humming-bird.

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She is in her power suite laughing and joking with her team of stylists, who are in full primp mode.

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It takes plenty of primping to get poodles ready to compete, though there are limits.

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I caught her primping when my friends were coming over to watch a hockey game in the basement a few weeks ago.

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I believe in primping at leisure and wearing lipstick.

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It's truly fascinating strolling around between the polished and primped tractors, imagining their former lives and proud owners.

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