Help me understand this sentence

[deadhippo]

嫁ぎたての頃は、息子の嫁はかまととぶっていました。
Around the time they got married, my son’s wife pretended she was a prude.

The part I am having trouble breaking down is “かまととぶっていました。”

Any help appreciated.

On a side note, even though I knew that 焼きたて meant freshly baked, I never really thought about the grammar and how it could be applied before looking at this sentence. More information here:

http://maggiesensei.com/2013/06/28/vたてtate-from-facebook-mini-lessons/

気付きたての文法。

[heisamaniac]

かまとと・someone (esp. a woman) pretending to be innocent (jisho)
Maybe this could imply being “prude”?

As for ぶっていました、I think it’s ぶつ（打つ）

Actually it’s:

@Belthazar

It’s 振る .

I was assuming this based on 一芝居打つ which means “to deceive/trick someone” sort of.

This is my speculation. Let’s wait for someone who knows to come along

[Belthazar]

@heisamaniac

As for ぶっていました、I think it’s ぶつ（打つ）

It’s 振る.

[heisamaniac]

Edited my post, thanks

[deadhippo]

Thank you both.