Prink
/prɪŋk/
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Pro Tip 1/3Self-grooming
Use 'prink' when describing detailed self-grooming, mainly for special occasions. 
He took the time to prink before his first date, wanting to impress.
Pro Tip 2/3Light Connotation
'Prink' often carries a light-hearted tone, implying a playful or non-serious preparation process. 
We laughed as we watched her prink in the mirror, trying on different hats.
Pro Tip 3/3Slightly Archaic
'Prink' is not as commonly used today and can sound old-fashioned or literary. 
The novel described how she would prink at her vanity, a scene from a bygone era.