titivate , auch: tittivate

Being before her time, she stopped at Mount Street to titivate.

He came out of retirement to titivate our previous show stands for us, and he will do the same at Chelsea.

'She'll want to titivate a little before you come, I expect.

They titivate the senses- nothing more.

"Why, of course; she'll have to give herself time to titivate the place up with jingle bells and tinsel, won't she?

The answer is to plant bulbs: titivate your palette trying zany new combinations and feel smug when they come up trumps.

Last tip to titivate.

Then society will learn from continuous impersonal accounts that attitude required to solve present social problems, and will scorn sporadic writing intended to titivate its humour or its soul.'

From beside the Long Water in the last of the pale sunlight, she came out into Marylebone, and bethought herself that before she went to the Foreign Office she must go where she could titivate.