Yesterday, Major League Baseball banned the "tradition" of gussying up rookies in women's clothes.
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Critics say he is gussying up a form of music that is meant for ordinary people.
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And he did it without gussying up his points or banging you over the head with them.
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Lee sometimes gives the impression of a virtuoso guitarist, needlessly gussying up his act with double-necked axes and pyrotechnics.
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Often enough, though, real estate developers drive the rebranding, in hopes of gussying up ZIP codes deemed lacking in zip.
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"Do you ever stick up for me?" sounds childish, but I don't know that gussying up the sentiment in more sophisticated language would enhance its meaning.
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Instead of gussying up systems with magical touchbars and ridiculous expandable screens, laptop makers should take a page from LG's playbook and keep things light and simple.
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What's more: whether you're using it in a soup, salad or simply grilled and buttered, corn is an ingredient that doesn't need a lot of gussying up.
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It's not that the chef, T. J. Steele, a white American who splits his time between New York and Oaxaca, is gussying up traditional Mexican food with luxury touchstones.
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Lyric, Domio and Sonder are but three of the many other well-funded companies now in the business of gussying up apartments and renting them out like hotel rooms.
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HBO built its reputation by gussying up genres that are often derided as facile or empty, applying just enough prestige to make them worthy of discussion at dinner parties.
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The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), a far-left splinter from the ANC, brought the case that forced Mr Zuma to pay back public funds spent on gussying up his private estate.
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For decades, the magazine had presented the work of designers and architects who were gussying up the nests of the powerful, attracting an affluent audience that was almost 50 percent male, which delighted advertisers.
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Whether you like them in a brownie, in a smoothie, gussying up your rice or simply as an easy snack, we think these recipes from our archives are sure to hit the mark on Feb.
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This has evolved into a language of "human biodiversity," the pseudoscience of the alt-right and other racists that borrows the celebratory term "biodiversity" from the environmental movement as a way of gussying up their ideas in more acceptable scientific language.
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Because in gussying up a thing born of pure practical genius, we've obscured the true purpose of the potato chip—which is to be the blandest, streamlined-est, most transparent way to deliver unadulterated salt and fat into your mouth.
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What's happening: To drum up excitement, carmakers are gussying up their hybrids, or adding them to their most popular SUV models, while hiding the fuel efficient hybrid powertrain behind other, more appealing selling points like sporty performance, all-wheel drive or leather upholstery.
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Yet it is routinely resurrected by top-tier designers including Marc Jacobs, John Galliano and Alexander Wang, each gussying up his offerings in sumptuous fabrics or in a mash-up of fetish, athletic and military gear, to tamp down the steamy aggression and make the look palatable to an affluent clientele.
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