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recrastinate 

to procrastinate again, tomorrow or the next day.
the act of placing something that you had been procrastinating on previously, and planning to do on a specific day,(today for example) and setting it off again or giving it one more day.(doing it tomorrow)
Hey man come with us to the movies.
Nah man I can't I've got homework and a project to do. I already procrastinated enough, it's due in 3 days.
Come on dude just recrastinate it for tomorrow.
recrastinate by hushr September 19, 2008
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recrastinate 

To continue to procrastinate in after just learning a lesson about the negative effects of it.
Man, I'm so tired because I had to write that 15-page paper all last night. Good thing the next one isn't due until next Thursday. I've got until Wednesday to start. Time to recrastinate.
recrastinate by Homeless Dave October 25, 2005
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precrastinate

Precrastinate
(verb) : Developing a deliberate plan to avoid making a decision or action
Sam told Ellen that it is easy to precrastinate, simply clain to need information from others and send them off on impossible tasks.

credit: from MerriamWebster.com
precrastinate by rezendes April 21, 2008

precrastinate

Josh: Man u really shouldn't precrastinate anymore.
Mark: Don't worry about it, when i procrastinate i eventually get everything done.... Right?
Josh: I guess so dude.
precrastinate by omgwtfbbq? January 2, 2008

recrastinated 

To procrastinate ( to put off doing something) to an alarming degree; continued and repeated delay of crucial tasks.
She started her PHD, but recrastinated so much that she couldn't finish in the time allowed.

Her house is a total mess. Every time I suggest she cleans it up, she recrastinates.
recrastinated by John Fraser Rice September 20, 2006

Precrastinate

v. - to start work or a paper so early that you do the wrong thing or screw the assignment up

the opposite of procrastinate
Uncico did the physics outline before the assignment was posted, which caused him to precrastinate by doing the wrong chapter.
Precrastinate by Omar Kahil August 18, 2016

Precrastinate

Dude 1: Hey man what's up?
Dude 2: Oh I'm just precrastinating my work term report.
Dude 1: Precrastinating?
Dude 2: Ya you know, to precrastinate, procrastinating before you procrastinate.
Precrastinate by Grinner July 27, 2008
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