primp

The following morning, I arose early and primped for him.

Was the girl she had come here to meet still primping, or too shy to face the company?

While dressing and primping, they also go over all of the most recent events.

You want to start primping up since you're getting married in a couple weeks."

The sisters were primping away as best they could at such short notice.

She had been downstairs already, waiting for him, after spending hours primping.

No reason to primp or put on a show.

I'll give you a few moments to primp, then we're off to see how good the actors are.

There is something about primping in public that calls up strong emotional reactions.

"With all my brothers to care for, I never learned how to primp.

Yet they soon started primping, as if for assignations of their own.

Actually, starting to come downstairs from a bedroom, where they have been primping.

She used the remaining thirty minutes of her shift to primp.

Two soldiers were primping at stools down from her, getting ready to make the big move.

They primped and preened in front of the mirror some more.

The residents took their seats at the front of the room, having clearly primped for the occasion.

The ladies were too intent upon necessary hours of primping to waste time so.

She was on the couch primping her hair, looking into a small vanity mirror.

We stood primping in front of the mirror talking about inconsequential things.

"I'm guessing you're not the kind of woman who takes two hours to primp and get ready to go out.

He should have known she'd want to primp before a looking glass, but it was the one thing he could not provide for her.

(Every woman ought to take some time out in the course of the day to primp and look pretty.

Jason and I primped for a moment and went to the front door.

He's primping himself a little lady, who doesn't know he exists.

Truly, she could have given a bit more care to 'primping'.