pimped-out

adjective

ˈpim(p)t-ˈau̇t 

: customized and adorned in an ostentatious or lavish way

Reprising Dudley Moore's role from the 1981 original, Brand is Arthur Bach, a spoiled man-child who lives in a pimped-out penthouse complete with a floating bed, … and a $950 million inheritance.

—Alynda Wheat

… festival participants growled along … in their souped-up, … totally pimped-out vehicles.

—James Joyce

Word History

First Known Use

1988, in the meaning defined above