preshop 

verb: The act of using the Internet for research prior to the act of shopping. It is a lazy/ savvy persons alternative to window shopping. Also dubbed, "Windows Shopping".

I'm going to go preshopping for Christmas presents

preshop by minimus999 December 22, 2007

Prishope

To pray, wish, and hope.

I will continue to prishope for my hero who was recently diagnosed with cancer.

Prishope by TeamDavis May 25, 2011

Preshpot 

Someone who is too precious for words

Oh my gosh you are such a preshpot!

Preshpot by KRGG February 16, 2010

Preshopping 

Accompanying a gift purchaser to a store prior to the actual purchase of gifts as a way to ensure desired gifts are purchased and avoid mishaps on the actual day of celebration. The "recipient" selects, tries on, and gives priority rating to a selection of merchandise. The "gift buyer" writes down all details of selected merchandise; size, color, priority, etc. and goes back unaccompanied at a later date to purchase gifts.

Susan's friends think her husband has esp, but the truth is she took him preshopping prior to Christmas. As a result, Christmas night was romantic and not a debacle.

Preshopping by Susan macaluso January 6, 2007

pre shop 

ad verb. to shop pre emptively before actually having the money. Similar to pre gaming before going out, its the preperation for the event of getting paid. Pre shopping can consist of online shopping cart filling, pressing the "buy now, bill later" feature, putting mass quantities of clothing on hold at your favorite stores, and spending your future paycheck in your head. Obsessively.

"Dude, I know I dont have the job but I've been pre shopping the salary all night!"

pre shop by figuresitwould March 5, 2010

prephop 

combination of preppy and hip hop mostly worn by rappers like lil wayne, tyga ,Lupe fiasco,
kanye west, and many more and is the new style of this century

dang nigga how did you combine such a style of hip hop and preppy clothing prephop is the shit

prephop by shakour September 29, 2008

preshort 

adjective - to shorten something already shortened.

"the already short show was preshort."

preshort by Rachelle & Roy April 2, 2005