Definition of "primmer" []

• Comparative form of prim: more prim (adjective)

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• "Since I am from the time that is only taught about in history classes today, (to my own amazement I was 18 in 1968), I would like to give the younger voters, who may not have heard this story first hand from a parent or older mentor, a primmer on how the people dealt with the last right wing takeover of America."
• "HANSEN: Start with a small tourist guide, a primmer, about the Sistine Chapel itself."
• "King was not nearly so restrained, and the primmer the crowd, the greater his urge to test the limits of propriety."