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gus·sy  (gs)
tr.v. gus·sied, gus·sy·ing, gus·sies Slang
To dress or decorate elaborately; adorn or embellish: gussied herself up in sequins and feathers.
[Perhaps from Australian slang gussie, an effeminate man, from Gussie, diminutive of the personal name Augustus.]
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Then he gussies them all up with enough gunplay, chases and time-lapsed martial arts to make you wish that ``The Matrix'' had never been born - or that this movie was 1/100th as imaginative in its depiction of a future gone coercively awry.
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