premesh

gay, sexual attraction to one of the same sex - no, sexual attraction by a man to another man

"he is sooooo premesh",
"we believe in equal premesh rights"

by chuck May 13, 2005

premium

Premium is simply an adjective that takes the user a step up from 'cool'. Whenever you feel like responding in conversation with a casual 'cool', take it up a notch and slip in a minty fresh 'premium' instead.

Zach: Norwood thinks he coined premium, but really he's just jealous of me for doing it first.
Joe: Premium, man. Norwood could never have made that up. Premium indeed.

by Zach V. April 3, 2005

premier league

Used to describe something as being of the highest quality.

"Oh that is Premier League. Ten on ten."

by Andy Tiger May 29, 2005

permissible

:that may be permitted, allowable

Middle English, from Medieval Latin permissibilis, from Latin permissus, past participle of permittere.

Please let me know if this is permissible.

by PoeticAlibi January 28, 2005

Premium bull

Used to describe something that is extraordinarily well done but completely made up, yet total appropriate for the situation. Something that appears to be totally legit and/or of professional quality. This is often characterized by using a bunch of fancy words and filling in the rest with empty/meaningless words. Can describe something that someone said or wrote.

John: Can you proof read my essay for me? It's a personal reflection of the significance of observation.
Blake: Dude, this is an epic paper, but it is full of premium bull! How do you get by coming up with this bull without knowing a single thing you are talking about?
John: Haha, welcome to creativity 101!

Adam: That speaker really knows his subject! I am convinced.
Greg: What! He doesn’t even know what he is talking about. All he knows is a bunch of fancy words and the rest is all just some premium bull!
Adam: Well, it still sounded good.

by Nightsparks September 30, 2011

Precision of language

Precision of language is a term, used in a movie and in the book “The Giver”.

It is used when someone uses an overused word (or) which lost its meaning.

“I love him very much.”
“Precision of language.”

Because of words “love”, “very”.

by G. Urbonas April 21, 2018

Preistor

Combination of a Priest and Pastor. Used when confusion is present regarding predominate religion.

Is the Preistor going to marry you?

Your Dad is a Priestor?!

That Preistor had a great speech in church today.

by Words Galore August 25, 2009