to pimp
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9.0
- verb
- /pɪmp/
- Slang
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- I ordered the pimped-out party bus with a stripper pole in it.
- pimped ride
- pimped my wheelchair
- get it pimped
So come along for the ride as we pimp out our conference room.
- So come along for the ride as we pimp out our conference room.
- So do I say silent or be like second hand pimped out, Right.
- I actually don't know, but all I know is Pimp My Wi-Fi sounds an awful lot like Pimp My Wife and that is not the same thing.
- And like he has all of those things like there is crate is pimped out with things.
Examples
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So come along for the ride as we pimp out our conference room.
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I was a frat boy and did, in fact, pimp my dorm room.
Blog text (12) -
All right, who wants me to pimp their ride, too?
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So, this week on Pimp My Health, we're going to pimp your shower.
Blog text (14) -
And boy, did she ever pimp her ride!
Blog text (11) -
Nick, do you want to pimp your next Speakeasy?
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That and this fully pimped out phone.
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The Rambler was still clean and shiny from the expo, pimped out with a new chain and all.
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He's the only white boy around here and he's driving around in a pimped-out Stutz.
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We decided to pimp out our car with custom rims and neon lights for the show.
Synonyms
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8.7
Make something or someone look fancier by adding decorations
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8.9
To add shiny decorations to something to make it look expensive
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8.6
To dress or decorate in a fancy way to look nicer
Making a car or other object look bright and showy with extra parts
Make something look more stylish and attractive
Antonyms
Compounds
- Offensive
A person who uses money or gifts to control and profit from people they date
How Flashy
Surface Forms
Etymology
The informal verb pimp meaning 'to decorate in a showy way' came later from the idea of making someone or something look rich or attractive; a helpful memory is the phrase 'pimp my ride', where pimp means to make a car loud and flashy, and that explains the modern meaning.