by JoeDurSalis December 8, 2010
(Noun): something you do for yourself (or give or allow yourself) now for something you're going to do later. essentially, it is the outcome that happens before an event takes place.
(Verb): the act of presenting yourself with and partaking of a preward
(Verb): the act of presenting yourself with and partaking of a preward
(noun): The preward of that line of coke before Jake finished his assignment was a tad excessive
(verb): I prewarded myself with the large half and half pizza tonight as I promised I'd mow the lawn this weekend
(verb): I prewarded myself with the large half and half pizza tonight as I promised I'd mow the lawn this weekend
by Ian Row October 7, 2010
You often try to set up rewards for yourself, so that you have something to look forward to while doing tedious work.
However, much more often, you end up using up these rewards without even having started working.
However, much more often, you end up using up these rewards without even having started working.
- I wanted to reward myself with a nice bath and reading a book after having learnt for school. But somehow the bath and book were finished before I even opened my school bag. I reckon I prewarded myself.
by relevant man April 14, 2008