Which is correct:
"bashful" or "prideful"?

Some examples from the web:

• This bashful beauty is my mom, Carmen.
• I hope you're not a bashful bladder.
• Anita... and her bashful Beethoven!
• But the sound of you being all kind of bashful and sweet on the phone does hold a certain allure.
• Seriously, I wouldn't be so bashful about my most deeply-held beliefs.
• You haven't turned bashful on old Hollis.
• Why so bashful all of a sudden?
• I've seen you in a towel before, don't be bashful.
• So, they finished that. And I, as you can tell, am a bashful guy.
• Colin's too bashful to mention it, but he's a whiz at card tricks.
• Of course, I know that my cousin's refusal naturally springs from her bashful modesty.
• Well, I'm not bashful, but I've never kissed you before, and I don't think this is exactly the place.
• This - this bashful beauty is my mom Carmen.
• Refusal! With Lizzie, that does not mean bashful modesty!
• Whether I call you Hsiao-tsing or Windy there's no need to be bashful
• He's kind of bashful, isn't he, Mama?
• Still, I'll keep my eye on the billboards... and maybe one day you'll do a piece... on how you became someone in between the bashful, brunette Nancy Brown... and the cool, blond Barbara Novak.
• Hence, bashful cunning, and prompt me, plain and holy innocence.
• - Don't be bashful about it.
• You've never been bashful about going through people's belongings.

Some examples from the web:

• And second of all, don't be so prideful.
• You're more prideful than you used to be.
• I think you're impulsive and prideful.
• I'm not a prideful person.
• You know, the local police - sometimes they're just too prideful to admit they need help.
• You're just too prideful to admit it, but that's okay.
• I've been prideful, vain, unkind,
• I do not mean to sound prideful, but I want to make an impression.
• So, Lucille takes a train on up to Santa Fe, while her husband, Levi, while being too prideful to accept the Governor's largess of a few train tickets decides to travel by way of a buckboard with his brother Jacob.
• If I seem prideful, it's only because I love the work I do.
• How does a good-hearted person who only means well become so prideful and pigheaded?
• I see now that I was prideful.
• I see now that I was prideful.
• You were expressing your own prideful ignorance.
• I'm not a prideful person.
• Well, they're prideful people.
• You were always very prideful, Charlie, even as a kid.
• It might be a little prideful of me, but I felt bad for you, too.
• That's quite a prideful thing.
• And Christina has always been too prideful and too unstable to accept that.