A combination of the words “Prom” and “Proposal” used when one is going to ask another to prom. Some get “promposed” with grand gestures, or just a note or face to face asking.
Blake: “Should I do a grand gesture or a letter for my promposal to Sarah?”
Erin:”A grand gesture! I know Sarah loves those!”
Blake: “Thanks Erin, you’re the best”
Erin: “No problem, bud”
Erin:”A grand gesture! I know Sarah loves those!”
Blake: “Thanks Erin, you’re the best”
Erin: “No problem, bud”
by moto moto likes u March 11, 2019
1: characterized by excessive promptness or exaggerated promptness; pretentious: she was a staff member who gloried in arriving exactly on time.
2. Full of prompt replies or phrases; bombastic: a prompt, loud and rushed proclamation.
3. Archaic Characterized by promptness or excessively accurate horologistic displays.
2. Full of prompt replies or phrases; bombastic: a prompt, loud and rushed proclamation.
3. Archaic Characterized by promptness or excessively accurate horologistic displays.
by Snowied September 19, 2019