Profuse

The OPPOSITE of Confuse

Profuse is a verb that means the subject knows and understand everything that's going on

"im profuse on what you said"

by muichi December 11, 2022

profuctive

maybe a typo of "productive"
but could also be a shortened version of "productive as fuck"

I just made 140 cookies. I'd say I was pretty profuctive today.

by open the "gates" December 18, 2022

profunded

The feeling of experiencing something profound

I read an article about the diminishing marriage rate, and I was genuinely profunded by the impact of economics on people’s choice to remain single.

by Handsome hair December 23, 2022

Profandity

Essentially a portmanteau of profound and profanity. Using wonderfully explicit language to describe something intense and demonstrating strong insight. See many of Stephen Fry’s tweets for best examples

A perfect example of “Profandity” by Stephen Fry:

“The sort of twee person who thinks swearing is in any way a sign of a lack of education or a lack of verbal interest is just a fucking lunatic.” - Stephen Fry

by Abandonista January 16, 2023

Profandity

Essentially a portmanteau of the words profound and profanity. To use wonderfully explicit language to describe something intense and greatly insightful.

A perfect example of profandity by Stephen Fry:

“The sort of twee person who thinks swearing is in any way a sign of a lack of education or a lack of verbal interest is just a fucking lunatic.”

by Abandonista January 16, 2023

Professional ranter

A person who rants about something professionally.

The Nerd character from the James Rolfe's AVGN webseries is a good example of a professional ranter

by Ryan900USAYT February 5, 2023

Professionally Obnoxious

This term is used when a person is just obnoxious enough to still be acceptable in a professional environment.

Rick got so much done. He is professionally Obnoxious but remains professionally acceptable. He did get a lot done though.

by Rick-Emperor February 9, 2023