Crossword clue for "PRIM"
PRIM
- Precise.
Other crossword clues for answer "PRIM"
- PRIM
- Extremely proper
- Stiffly neat
- __ and proper
- Proper's partner
- Prudish
- Proper
- Strait-laced
- Proper partner
- Proper companion
- Proper mate
- Overly formal
- Straight-laced
- Highly proper
- Stuffy
- Schoolmarmish
- Like Miss Marple
- Not fond of blue humor
- Rigidly formal
- Not likely to let loose
- Ever so proper
- Formal
- Puritanical
- Decorous
- Stiffly formal
- Prissy
- Square-toed
- Overly decorous
- Like schoolmarms
- Victorian
- With 10-Down and "and," rigidly formal
- Like Miss Manners
- Rigid
- Buttoned-up
- Hardly libertine
- Formally proper
- Stiff
- Partner of proper
- Kat's sister in "The Hunger Games"
- Stiffly proper
- Stiffly precise
- Overly proper
- Formally precise
- Far from freewheeling
- High in starch?
- __ and proper (strait-laced)
- __ and proper (overly formal)
- Formally neat.
- Unbending.
- Starchy
- Too formal
- Excessively polite and restrained
- Rigidly ceremonious
- Stiffly decorous.
- Very decorous.
- Quaker host to Simon Pure.
- Proper or formal.
- Overprecise.
- Demure.
- Neat and proper.
- Affectedly proper.
- Descriptive of a Victorian lady.
- Affectedly nice.
- Overmodest.
- Very proper.
- Mid-Victorian.
- Sedate
- Like a mid-Victorian.
- Smugly nice.
- Old-maidish.
- Neat
- Nice-Nelly
- Fussy
- Precise or prudish
- Properly Victorian
- Staid
- Kind of rose PAth?
- ___ and proper
- Shrub used for hedges
- Proper's companion
- Oh so proper
- Buttoned-up all the way
- Governessy
- Inhibited
- First part
- Not fond of dirty jokes, surely
- Overly stiff
- Perhaps a little too neat
- Wearing a long dress and a collar buttoned to the top, maybe
- Not at all loose
- Overly demure
- Adhering to old-fashioned modesty
- Like a pearl-clutcher
- Niminy-piminy
- Exceedingly proper
- Dainty
- Like schoolmarms, stereotypically
- A proper partner?
- Wanting everything just so
- Most proper
- Very correct
- Bluenosed
- Like a bluenose
- Goody-goody
- Like a goody two-shoes
- Unlikely to belch in public, say
