Do you know what tittivate means?

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Very very long backstory but my DM and DF went to visit DD today and then came to see me and told me that DD had planned a morning of tittivating as she was going to a wedding reception but her plans were thwarted by the water being cut off.
I am a bit of a grammar/spelling geek but had genuinely never heard of this word and thought that DM was getting it mixed up with ‘tittilate’.
How many of you (without Googling) know what this word means?

It's titivate, though.

Yep! My mum used to use it a lot (Norfolk born and bred).

Very useful word - can be used for almost anything

Yes my mum would use it for anything from plumping the cushions to redecorating - along with a near-synonym that I've never known how to spell - 'zjuzj up'?

Oh yes. I use jujsh up too.
But then clearly I must be old fashioned as I also use titivate.

To me jujsh (which I wonder might not be a Yiddish word) means to just tidy up and make presentable, where as titivate would mean adding something new.

Well I knew what titivate was but I've just had to look up cromulent

I'm a Geordie and use both titivate and zjuzj (by sure about spelling).

(But not sure). MUMSNET EDIT BUTTON PLEASE!