promance

A romance created to achieve public relations goals.

Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth quickly developed a 'promance' to help create buzz around the opening of the movie 'The Last Song'.

by cynical monster April 6, 2010

Profanese

The unofficial language of the U.S. Navy, spoken for the sake of brevity and clarity.

While our sister service, the United States Marine Corps, is able to grasp the rudiments of Profanese and speak it in a pidgen fashion, the Air Force fails to master even the most basic vocabulary, grammar and syntax rendering meaningful communications difficult.(Translated into Profanese thus: Fucking Grunts shit circles around douchebag zoomie mofos in talking shit.)

by harry flashman July 16, 2003

gratuitous profanity

Profanity for the sake of profanity, in a forced attempt to make a movie, videogame or song sound cooler. It is uneeded.

Eminem does not execute gratuitous profanity, but it does seem as though he was trying too hard to sound cool on his first two albums. Now he's established a reputation, he's making really shitty music without as much swearing, so he can show that without all the badmouthing, he really does sux0r my bizalls.

by Kung-Fu Jesus April 17, 2004

Proganging

When a gang is working professionally; they are proganging

Bro, those gangsters were so professional in their approach to business "absolute proganging dawg"

by KO KUSHIE PEAS June 13, 2019

Prehan

Hot, sexy. Christian sadly. Will make every girl within render distance wet. Will make men gay.

"Damn, I rlly love Prehan."
"Same."

by Hercules127 May 12, 2021

propane

I just want a little propane just like everybody else, Ricky!

PROPANE PROPANE, PROPANE PROPANE!!

What the fuck was Mr. Lahey on, Ricky?!

by Bubbles 'N' Conky November 16, 2004

Profanitype

To use symbols to denote socially unacceptable words in typed text. Ambersands, hashes, asterisks, tildes, question marks, dollar signs, slashes, carets, percent symbols, and exclamation points are all used in place of profane words to make profanitype. In the phrase, "Are you #$&@#*$#&ing kidding me," "#$&@#*$#&" is profanitype.

The act of using symbols in place of profanity is profanityping. The resulting text is profanitype (noun).

This sentences contains no profanity, but lots of profanitype: "What a *(#$&(#*# (*#$(*#&&$^@% $##$#$!!! I want to kick his #*$&#*$ing sorry #*$&#$&*!!!"

My stupid phone autocorrects all the bad words to profanitype.

Sometimes when I profanitype, it thinks the ampersand is an email address. I hate that.

by AnneB "Stats" June 18, 2013