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to pim

to pim

9.9
Make something more lively by adding music or bright pictures
  • verb
  • Informal
translation icon : animar
  • Let's pim up the party with some music to get everyone dancing.

Examples

  • They decided to pim the presentation by adding colorful graphics and videos.

  • You can pim your morning routine with a quick workout and some upbeat music.

  • Let's pim the party up!

  • Can you pim the event with some music?

  • We should pim this gathering by playing some fun games to energize the crowd.

  • To keep the meeting lively, let's pim it up with a few interactive activities.

  • You can pim your workout by adding some high-energy songs to your playlist.

Synonyms

to stimulate
vsto pim
236 3.7

Make a person or thing more active, alert and responsive

is more casual and spirited rather than neutral activation
to stir
vsto pim
131 3.7

To make someone feel a strong emotion

is more informal and active rather than focusing only on feeling
to fire up
vsto pim
  • Informal
70 4.1

Make people feel excited and ready to act

is lighter and more playful rather than deeply emotional arousal
to energize
vsto pim
  • US
65 3.7

To make someone feel more active and alert

is more informal and lively rather than just giving energy
to excite
vsto pim
64 2.7

To make something more active, alert or interested

is more informal and spirited rather than plain increase
to heat up
vsto pim
57 3.4

To become more intense or make a situation more intense

is more informal and lively rather than neutral intensification
to ignite
vsto pim
47 4.4

To cause strong feelings in someone

is more casual and lively rather than narrowly passionate
to stoke
vsto pim
45 4.6

To encourage strong feelings or interest

is more informal and broadly energetic rather than specifically intense
to pump up
vsto pim
  • Informal
28 4.1

Make someone feel excited and full of energy

is more informal and playful rather than formal boosting
to invigorate
vsto pim
26 5.5

To give more energy and make someone or something feel lively

is more playful and informal rather than formal rejuvenation
to rouse
vsto pim
16 5.1

To make people feel strong emotion and want to act

is more informal and lively rather than strongly agitating
to electrify
vsto pim
14 4.1

To make people feel very excited and want to act

is more casual and lively rather than intensely thrilling
to arouse
vsto pim
9 3.5

Make someone wake up or feel more energetic

is livelier and more informal rather than simply waking
to enthuse
vsto pim
7 5.5

To make someone feel excited about something

is more casual and lively rather than measured enthusiasm
to enliven
vsto pim
6 4.1

Make something more active and interesting

is more informal and spirited rather than softly enlivening
to pep
vsto pim
  • Informal
4 4.9

To make someone or something more lively

is more casual and spirited rather than neutral liveliness
to charge up
vsto pim
  • Informal
4 4.8

To make people feel excited and ready to act

is more casual and spirited rather than heavily charged
to pep up
vsto pim
  • Informal
3 4.1

Make someone or something more lively and interesting

is slightly more informal and playful rather than a quick boost
to hype up
vsto pim
  • Informal
3 5.6

To make someone feel very excited about something

is more about instant informal activation rather than promotion
to jazz up
vsto pim
  • Informal
2 5.1

Make something more interesting and lively, like a room or outfit

is broader, covering lively activation beyond style changes
to get (one's) juices flowing
vsto pim
  • Informal
1 7.9

To feel more energetic and creative and ready to work or think

is broader and more informal than a pure creative spark
to ignite passion
vsto pim
1 5.0

Make someone feel very excited and interested in something

is broader and more informal rather than narrowly passionate
to set pulses racing
vsto pim
  • Informal
1 6.0

To make someone feel very excited, often suddenly

is more casual and lively rather than strictly sudden thrill
to enkindle
vsto pim
  • Archaic
1 9.2

To make someone feel a strong emotion

is more informal and energetic rather than gently inspiring
to hot up
vsto pim
  • UK
1 7.7

To become more active or exciting in a situation

is similar but more informal and playful in everyday use
to stir someone's blood
vsto pim
6.0

To make someone feel strong excitement or deep emotion

is lighter and more playful rather than deeply emotional
to get a crowd going
vsto pim
  • Informal
4.8

Make an audience feel excited and cheer

is broader, applying to many informal stimulation situations
to juice up
vsto pim
  • Informal
6.7

Make an event like a party more lively and exciting

is more general and informal, not only about style changes
to kick up excitement
vsto pim
4.4

Make people more interested and eager about something

is more casual and broadly lively rather than sudden focus

Antonyms

to deactivate
63 3.9

To make a device, system, or account stop working

Compounds

PIM tool
  • Specialized
4.8

An app that helps you organize contacts, calendars, and tasks across devices

PIM tool
  • Specialized
6.0

Software that stores, manages, and shares product details like descriptions, images, and prices for online shops

How Energizing

to rev up
  • Informal
1 4.6
to pim
  • Informal
9.9
to stimulate
236 3.7
to activate
715 3.6

Surface Forms

pim infinitive
pimmed past
pimmed past participle
pimming present participle
pims third person singular

Etymology

Pim is a modern, informal verb, and a helpful way to remember it is to think of pep and pump, words that mean energy. So to pim something is to give it an extra boost or style, 'to activate' and make it more lively.