Affectedly proper (4)
I believe the answer is:
prim
(Other definitions for prim that I've seen before include "Prudishly disapproving" , "Proper (type of rose?)" , "Old-maidish" , "Straight-laced" , "Stiffly formal and proper" .)
I believe the answer is:
prim
(Other definitions for prim that I've seen before include "Prudishly disapproving" , "Proper (type of rose?)" , "Old-maidish" , "Straight-laced" , "Stiffly formal and proper" .)