precious

Valueable, costly, worth

Her smile is so precious.
My daughter looks precious in the pink dress.

by A Person You Dont Want To Know December 26, 2016

precised

having a specific skill set; well trained; qualified for a position or task.

Tim could not fix the headphones because he was not precised for that job.

by g. hernandez August 11, 2008

Precipuss

A woman who hooking up with will likely have the same results as jumping off a cliff. As in, your friend's wife or a woman who is emotionally unstable. Related to the English word precipice.

I don't know Thom, Sandra screams precipuss to me. Be careful.

by Lbow85 July 1, 2011

Precise

The greatest compliment you can give a woman.
A new age way of telling a girl she's perfect in almost everyway.

Josh: Yo, have you seen the new chick? She's Precise!
Will: Damn. She's perfect... but I still don't think she's as bad as Wenona!
Josh: True, Wenona is precise!
Will: True.

by #FobCity June 24, 2012

precuse

To accuse one of doing (or not doing) something before they have actually done it.

I was precused of forgetting our anniversary.

by CodyH March 11, 2007

precipicing

(v.) the action of having a very low A- right before finals week

"You have in 89.6% in physics? Girl you precipicing!"

by boochie December 18, 2013

Precious

Usually means something is valuable or cherished. Used ironically or sarcastically when someone or something is so over the top (too perfect, too valuable, too endearing, etc.) that the term is actually applied insincerely or disapprovingly, as a tongue-in-cheek insult

I didn't want to touch that gross, greasy sunscreen, but Lisa told me to stop being precious and start rubbing it on her back so she wouldn't get a sunburn.

by Lollyfii April 17, 2017