Prim is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PRIM in dictionary:

VERB:
• to give a prim expression to
• purse (the mouth or lips) into a prim expression
• To deck with great nicety; to arrange with affected preciseness; to prink.
• To dress or act smartly.
• assume a prim appearance
• contract one\'s lips
• dress primly
• make prim
NOUN:
• The privet.
ADJECTIVE:
• rigidly proper
• feeling or showing disapproval of anything regarded as improper; stiffly correct
• formal, proper, and rather prudish
• Formal; precise; affectedly neat or nice; as, prim regularity; a prim person.
• affectedly dainty or refined
• exaggeratedly proper
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• formally precise or proper

Words related to PRIM

primly13 primmed14 primmer13 primmers14 primmest14 primming15 primness12 prims9 primsie11

How to use PRIM in a sentence

• Slingsby, with the prim air of a professional man who valued his reputation too highly to risk it by committing himself to anything definite.
• My thin friend, with the same prim composure upon his emaciated face, had seated himself again upon the box.
• You like to be prim and neat, and to be good in deportment and ahead in your studies.
• Miss Ophelia was a very prim and precise person, not at all like the St.
• I substituted a prim formal note, merely thanking him for the books and magazine he had sent me.
• Edward Tredgold sat in the private office of Tredgold and Son, land and estate agents, gazing through the prim wire blinds at the peaceful High Street of Binchester.
• When I arrived there I found the Governor, Judge Prim and General John F.
• She made a prim and pleasant little figure on the Charing Cross platform, in spite of her swelling pride, when at last the great day dawned, and she could start for Rome.
• From New York! Her name must be something prim, yet winsome.
• In fact, the two had been neighbours as boy and girl, had played together in front of a row of prim brick houses.
• The combination of these mixed emotions, plus her best sick-room manner, made her slightly prim at first.
• There was not a flower, not even a book or a paper, to relieve its prim ugliness.
• It seems to me that you are like a little herb-garden, very prim and plain, but living and wholesome and pleasant to walk in at sunset.
• Her presence, stiff and prim and sarcastic, did not tend in the least to relieve Mr.
• I hope this is as genteel a way of signifying the circumstance which was about to take place in the Walker family as Miss Prim herself could desire.
• The room of the dead woman, in accordance with her last desire, was kept firmly locked, its dirty windows forming a strange contrast to the prim cleanliness of the others.
• Laurencine was far less prim and far more girlish than at the Cafe Royal.
• The Promenade in its cold, prim languor was the very negation of desire.
• She possessed very little physical charm, and showed very little taste in her neat, prim frocks.
• The entrance to the house was nearly opposite the entrance to a prim but fashionable and expensive hotel.
• Nevertheless, he turned uneasily in the silence of the pale room, so full of the shy and prim refinement of Mrs.
• She finally left the room neat, prim, with lips set to a thousand responsibilities.
• Cecil Brown stood erect, and plucked nervously at the up-turned points of his little prim moustache.
• His heart swelled with pride, and if Jacob Worse could have seen the look with which he regarded the passers-by, it would certainly have reminded him of General Prim.
• But presently Miss Prim and Miss Lessing appeared, and changed all that in a twinkling.

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