A college student, usually female, whose undergraduate experience is focused on becoming engaged/married. She may have applied to colleges based on the social pool she expects to marry from, and she conducts college activities (from course selection to extracurriculars) with an eye toward identifying and connecting with a suitable partner.

Compare to: pre-law, pre-med (undergraduate students who already plan to go on to graduate school in law or medicine).

Technical resources that are incredibly slow and impossible to get a concrete answer out of, specifially pre-sale resources.

Hollins to bed. Sweet Briar to wed. RMWC girls go Pre-med. If Hollins and Sweet Briar had a threesome with Einstein at Hampden-Sydney, they would have a baby called Randolph-Macon Woman's College. This baby would wear Lilly Pulitzer, pearls, rainbows, carry Vera Bradley to every class, and have the most recent knowledge of feminist culture as well as art, science, and literature. She also would be caught lurking in the woods at night wearing black robes and bandanas creating all sorts of mischief (some call witchcraft), but really, she lost her sororities in the 70s because civil rights were more important. Also, she would be split between three personalities: the confused hippy bisexual, the trophy wife heterosexual, and the banner waving lesbian.

A conceptual word defining the town of Norwalk, CT.
Also known as "da wack." Originated from Benjamin Afflick in the hit 1998 sci-fi thriller "Armageddon" when he, playing the role of A.J. Frost (post termination self-employed oil mogul) tries to wed Liz Taylor, daughter of a hard headed employer played by a pre-balding Bruce Willis.