- - Very proper sort
- - Easily shocked sort
- - Easily offended sort
- - Priggish one
- - Priggish person
- - Straitlaced sort
- - Priggish sort
- - Moralistic sort
- - Puritanical sort
- - Stuffy sort
- - Decent sort
- - Mrs Grundy, e.g.
- - One who's easily shocked or scandalized
- - a person excessively concerned about propriety and decorum
- - Moralistic killjoy
- - puritan is quiet and discourteous
- - Straight-laced type
- - Type overly concerned with decorum
- - Overly decorous one
- - One who stops at first base, say
- - One unwilling to go to bed, say
- - Excessively proper person
- - Pearl clutcher?
- - One who's not exactly fast
- - Victorian in manner
- - Easily shocked person
- - Overly proper person
- - Penny is not civil to killjoy
- - One overly upright
- - 'Oooh, you said a swear!' type
- - Victorian, maybe
- - One overly concerned with propriety
- - Annoyingly proper one
- - Excessively proper type
- - One overly concerned with decorum
- - Sensitive lover?
- - Uptight person
- - Hardly libertine
- - Straight-laced finger-wagger
- - Victorian, stereotypically
- - Inhibited one
- - Straitlaced one
- - One overly modest
- - Propriety mossback
- - Very proper one
- - Fastidious person
- - Cousin of a bluenose.
- - Excessively modest person.
- - Fussy woman.
- - Stickler for propriety.
- - Inhibited person.
- - Overly modest one.
- - Excessively proper one
- - Puritanical one
- - Victorian type
- - Old-fashioned one
- - Bluenose
- - Puritanical person
- - Overly proper one
- - Libertine's opposite
- - Hardly a libertine
- - Nice Nellie
- - Stuffy one
- - Prissy person
- - Mid-Victorian.
- - Fuddy-duddy
- - Goody two-shoes
- - Goody-goody
- - Nice-Nelly
- - Prig
- - Puritan ......
- - Puritan, but saucy on the quiet
- - Priggishly proper person
- - one of affected modesty
- - one likely to object to something risqué
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