tarting

• “Perhaps the Mickey Mouse machine even pushed the idea of tarting up their star, to appeal to the valuable lecher demographic.”

  New York Sun - All Articles

• “Less kinder souls than I might suggest that you are "tarting" for votes here...”

  Nominated for Political Commentator of the Year

• “In former industrial areas where there are few new sources of employment, providing a spot of job-coaching and tarting up CVs is just not going to be good enough.”

  The Guardian: Iain Duncan Smith's Work Programme has one fatal flaw – there isn't any work

• “: My question was more about re-tarting new cases after anyone paying attention to the news now has ammunition to fight their foreclosure, which would cost the bank more, long run, than anything else.”

  The Washington Post: Foreclosure crisis a 'cancer': Christopher Whalen on impact on banks, housing market, economy

• “Murray has done comparable damage to the score, tarting up some numbers, "I Got Plenty o' Nuttin'" pardon me, "I Got Plenty of Nothing" in particular, almost beyond recognition.”

  The Wall Street Journal: A 'Porgy' For Prigs

• “The brokerage set a price tarting for $38 with a buy rating.”

  Forbes: Avnet Estimates Cut At UBS

• “I think that some TPB apologists are tarting this news up to make themselves feel better, while others are crying 'sell out!', as if TPB stood for some kind of high ideals like altruism and freedom.”

  Pirate Bay Could Be Purchased, May Start “Compensation Model” | Lifehacker Australia

• “I confided in my mother about the rape, and she said: "It's your fault for tarting around.”

  The Guardian: Problem solved

• “Like a lot of men, I'm homicidally jealous of his body and his total shamelessness in tarting it around.”

  The Huffington Post: Mark Simpson and Caroline Hagood on Wo-Metrosexuality and the City

• “Shortcuts to tarting up your vocabulary without having to read lots of books or learn other languages.”

  Requiem for a Wordie

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