| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| to make oneself look good - conventional - quiet | 5 letters | primp |
| ||
Likely related crossword puzzle clues
- Prettify oneself
- Pretty up
- Groom oneself
- Smarten (up)
- Preen
- Fix the hair just so, say
- Hog the mirror
- Groom oneself elaborately
- Groom elaborately
- Groom runs into bloke with girl
- Dress in a finicky way
- Groom carefully
- Select short page for groom
- Groom
- groom fastidiously
- Titivate
- Take care in grooming
- spruce oneself up
- fuss in front of a mirror
- Smarten up pages around the margin
- Get ready
- Dress (up)
- Get gussied up
- Get the hair just right
- Dress with care
- Prettify
- Doll up
- Neaten one's appearance
- Dress up fussily
- Adorn in a finicky way
- Groom is proper poorly, initially
- Make pretty
- fuss before a mirror
- Dress up right, with solicitor around
- Dress finely
- Titivate (one's appearance)
- Spend much time in front of the mirror
- Groom carefully (rhymes with "limp")
- Groom yourself
- tidy up formal page
- tweak pianos sustaining band
- Preen, dress in fine clothes
- dress fussily
- Gussy (up)
- Prepare for a date
- Get ready, in a way
- Dress or groom with elaborate care
- Groom with proper power
- Groom with elaborate care
- fuss over one's looks
- fastidiously groom
- Get all dolled up
- preen edge in such quiet surroundings!
- Smarten oneself up
- Staid Penny starts to titivate
- Adorn
- Array
- Beautify
- Bedeck
- Bedizen
- blazon
- Color
- dandify
- Deck
- Deck out
- Decorate
- dizen
- Dress
- Embellish
- Emblazon
- Embroider
- Enrich
- fancy up
- fig out
- Fix up
- Furbish
- Garnish
- Get up
- Grace
- Ornament
- overdress
- Paint
- ...... plume
- Prank
- prank up
- primp up
- Prink
- prink up
- rag out
- Redecorate
- redo
- Refurbish
- Set off
- Set out
- Slick
- slick up
- Smarten
- spiff
- Spruce up
- trick out
- trick up
- Trim
- perfect a part, perhaps
- Proper person's first to dress fussily
- titivate oneself
- Fussing over oneself like a peacock
- Prepare oneself with care
- Overuse the mirror
- Pages bearing ring for groom
- To prepare for a date
- Preen in front of a mirror