Synonym: formal, neat, precise, proper, prudish, puritanical, stiff, stuffy. Similar words: prime, primacy, primary, reprimand, primates, primitive, primarily, prima facie. Meaning: [prɪm] 
v. 1. assume a prim appearance 2. contract one's lips 3. dress primly. adj. 1. affectedly dainty or refined 2. exaggeratedly proper.
v. 1. assume a prim appearance 2. contract one's lips 3. dress primly. adj. 1. affectedly dainty or refined 2. exaggeratedly proper. 
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1. It was a strange conjunction — the prim serious young Queen and the elderly, cynical Whig.
2. She's much too prim and proper to drink pints of beer.
3. She's too prim to enjoy rude jokes!
4. They mince and prim and pout.
5. She's rather prim and precise.
6. You can't tell her that joke—she's much too prim and proper .
7. Those young ladies are much too prim and proper to enjoy such a rude joke.
8. Don't invite her to the party. She's so prim and proper.
9. She looked prim and nervous in her best hat and coat.
10. Her blush faded; she made herself prim.
11. The handwriting was neat and prim.
12. A prim plop as it landed, sank.
13. The most vicious can suddenly look very prim when assuming the role of the victim.
14. Then he rather undercut the room's prim pity for him by roaring with laughter.
15. Little goody-two-shoes went the subtext; prim and virtuous, but without adventure, energy, or an independent spirit.
16. His mouth was set in a prim, pained expression of disapproval.
17. May is always prim and proper.
18. Priscilla, you're being altogether too prim and proper.
19. He is prim and precise in manner.
20. He wore prim suits with neckties set primly against the collar buttons of his white shirts.
21. Meg is so prim she won't let me speak to him when we pass.
22. He can be without fun(sentencedict .com), prim ground to follow mom to go on even blacktop only.
23. They mince and prim.
24. Prim algorithm to find shortest path in graph complete source code, has been tested.
25. You can't tell that joke to her she's much too prim and proper.
26. We tend to imagine that the Victorians were very prim and proper.
27. Sometimes a student would make a grammatical error in the course of an answer and Martinez would counter with a prim correction.
28. A martyr of tolerance, I think she would like not to just purse her thin prim lips.
29. He had written her several letters, and had had two prim replies.
30. Phoebe was busy at a little table, upon which stood a prim workbox , with every reel of cotton and glistening steel bodkin in its appointed place.
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