Had she spent the best part of a day in titivating herself in order that she might sit plunged in darkness, with nothing but her feet and her nose revealed?
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Titivate
//ˈtɪt.ɪ.veɪt//
Synonyms for "titivate" (89 found)
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2 entriesTranslations
24 translations across 10 languages.
Bulgarian
2 entries- спретвам се verb (to make small improvements to)
- украсявам се verb (to make small improvements to)
Czech
1 entries- vyšňořit verb (to make small improvements to)
Finnish
4 entries- hiplata verb (to make small improvements to)
- huolitella verb (to make small improvements to)
- huosia verb (to make small improvements to)
- pyntätä verb (to make small improvements to)
French
1 entries- pomponner verb (to make small improvements to)
German
1 entries- schniedeln verb (to make small improvements to)
Japanese
1 entries- しゃれる verb (to make small improvements to)
Polish
2 entries- odpicować verb (to make small improvements to)
- odpicowywać verb (to make small improvements to)
Portuguese
2 entries- enfeitar verb (to make small improvements to)
- enfeitar-se verb (to make small improvements to)
Russian
4 entries- наряжа́ть verb (to make small improvements to)
- наряжаться verb (to make small improvements to)
- прихорашивать verb (to make small improvements to)
- прихорашиваться verb (to make small improvements to)
Spanish
4 entries- adornar verb (to make small improvements to)
- afeitar verb (to make small improvements to)
- arreglar verb (to make small improvements to)
- vestirse de gala verb (to make small improvements to)
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