primpily

English

Etymology

From primpy +‎ -ly.

Adverb

primpily (comparative more primpily, superlative most primpily)

1. in a primpy manner
   • 2014, Gerald A. Browne, Stone 588‎:

     "The day after the funeral the primpily attired eldest son, who had authorized access, went to the bank, emptied the contents of the safety deposit box into a Mark Cross shopping bag, and proceeded directly to Townsend's."