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put on special clothes to appear particularly appealing and attractive
The young girls were all fancied up for the party
She never dresses up, even when she goes to the opera
How To Use trick out In A Sentence
- Union Station, one of the first of those dividend-built and dividend-building terminals that were to spring up quickly and palatially the country over, rose with a peculiarly American trick out of one of the most squalid sections of the city. Star-Dust
- There's hardly a big-sky stereotype he doesn't trick out with new tricks - wait till you catch the man-with-no-name corker he's come up with - but he and co-screenwriters John Logan and James Ward Byrkit are cribbing their plot points not just from classic Westerns but from the likes of NPR Topics: News
- If you 'trick out' a cobalt, you'll have a 'ricer' that's not even from Japan. Lincoln vs Cadillac