prim
/prɪm/Definitions
1. adjective
having or characterized by a quality of being newly grown, especially flowers or plants that have just begun to bloom; fresh, young, or recently grown.
“The prim roses bloomed in the early spring.”
2. adjective
having a quality of being modest, shy, or inexperienced; unworldly or uncultivated.
“She was a prim and proper young lady, often dressing in neat, conservative attire.”
3. noun
the front or forward part of a room, especially in a house.
“She sat in the prim near the fireplace, watching the flames dance.”
4. noun
a prime or first-rate quality, especially of something that is considered excellent or of the highest quality.
“The restaurant was renowned for its prim cuisine, which was highly regarded by food critics.”