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prink

/prɪŋk/

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verb

/prɪŋk/formalobsolete
  • ruУстаревший глагол, означающий одеваться или украшать себя показным или вычурным образом; прихорашиваться.

An archaic verb meaning to dress or adorn oneself in a showy or elaborate manner; to primp.

  1. Dress carefully and fussilyC1informalbritish

    To dress oneself with meticulous attention to detail, often in a fussy or finicky manner.

    ruНаряжаться

    • She spent an hour prinking in front of the mirror before the party.
    • He was prinking his tie, adjusting it just so.
    • Stop prinking and let's go, we're already late.

    Synonymsdoll uppreenprimpsmarten upspruce uptitivate

    Antonymsdishevelruffle

  2. Dress up to attract attentionC1informalbritish

    To put on special clothes in order to appear particularly appealing and attractive.

    ruНаряжаться

    • The teenagers were all prinking for the school dance.
    • She prinked herself up in her finest gown for the gala.
    • He prinked and preened, hoping to catch her eye.

    Synonymsdoll upgroompreenprimpsmarten uptitivate

    Antonymsdisarraydishevelrumple

Forms
  • prinked past participle
  • prinked past simple
  • prinking present participle
  • prinks third person singular
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