titivating

• “Dancing With the Stars': What's so 'titivating' about Pamela Anderson?”

  From Inside the Box

• “Pamela Anderson does Marilyn Monroe for 'titivating' performance”

  Home

• “Judge Len Goodman described the foxtrot as 'titivating' and Bruno Tonioli said she exuded 'waves of sensuality.”

  Home

• “No, it's because it was the only day a professional did their eye make-up and showed them the extent of the woman they could be, if they only had someone with 15 years 'experience, on £200 an hour, following them around each day, titivating their eye sockets with 10 different brushes.”

  The Guardian: Slap shtick: How not to put on make-up

• “I've had Sister MacKenzie titivating me up for you for the last half-hour.”

  Fictionaut: In Spite of Their Declaration of Bombs

• “He could imagine her titivating at a bow, or throwing sly glances at the spring buds that enticed through the schoolroom windows.”

  Two Tales of Old Strasbourg

• “The door was opened, and a dozen small beings came in, and began to search for an earthen pitcher with water; there they remained for some hours, washing and titivating themselves.”

  Welsh Folk-Lore a Collection of the Folk-Tales and Legends of North Wales

• “They would never dream of using such dubious words, but it was rather titivating to hear someone else use them – and a girl, at that.”

  Rainbow Valley

• “They would never dream of using such dubious words, but it was rather titivating to hear someone else use them -- and a girl, at that.”

  Rainbow Valley

• “While you were titivating yourself at the hotel at Carhaix, I was running round to see what information I could pick up.”

  Huit coups de l'horloge. English

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