predicate

1) something or someone affirmed or true; "the real deal."

2) a leader or boss that is looked up to.

Yeah, you got a felony
but you ain't a predicate -
never the king of New York,
you live in Connecticut.
-Jadakiss to 50 cent (Checkmate)

by Peter Parker March 22, 2005

predic

Short for when one is in a predicament, commonly used with Animals in Predicaments.

ARTICLE "Guy decides to feed a stray dog but the dog decided not to eat the food and bring it somewhere else"
*family provider predic*

by Daniella Violet September 24, 2018

predic

Predictable. (book by Rachel Maude)

I can't believe she wants to meet you at a fancy hotel... could she be more predic?

by CFCook September 15, 2009

Predicated Political Predator

A person, regardless of where their beliefs in politics land, left, right and possibly center; predicate their political beliefs before their personalities and before speaking with their hearts. Will also ruin people's lives and/or careers assuming they (the person whose lives and/or careers are being ruined) do not share the same opinions they have.

Jerry was mad at the general state of people nowadays, what with a good number of them being Predicated Political Predators.

by Kola17_97 June 4, 2019