Etymology:
The word "prim" originates from the Old English word "primme," meaning "early morning," or "first."
Meaning:
"Prim" primarily refers to behavior or appearance that is overly formal, stiff, or proper. It often has negative connotations of being overly concerned with propriety or decorum.
Origin:
The word "prim" is believed to have originally described the behavior of religious women who rose early in the morning for prayers and meditation. Over time, the term became associated with excessive formality and stiffness in general.
Other Meanings:
In addition to the primary meaning, "prim" can also refer to:
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