proposing

A potentialy awkward moment where a guy (generally) gets on one knee, pulls out a ring, and says, "Will you marry me!?" Then he waits desperatly for an Answer!

Woah! That guy is totally proposing to that girl in the middle of the freeway during rush hour traffic!!!!

by Benchamin February 4, 2014

Proplifting

The act of taking leaves or pedals fallen from succulent plants one doesn't own, typically without permission, for the purpose of succulent plant propagation (creating new plants.)

Proplift is a play on the word shoplift, and is used similarly as both a noun and a verb:

proplift (plural "proplifts")
proplifted (past-tense)
proplifting (noun, plural "propliftings"; verb, present participle of "proplift")

Use "proplift", "prop", or "props" to refer to the booty (taken leaves or pedals) of one or more "proplifts",
in the past-tense or abstract, while "proplifted"

Use "proplifting" in the abstract, when describing technique, and for the subreddit "r/proplifting".

"She showed me a proplift, five healthy props, that she had 'proplifted' from the store the other day."

by mesi May 9, 2018

Proposition

to request sexual favors in exchange for monetary or material compensation.

Jeanine the massage therapist was propositioned 5 times in the past week.

by ParaphiliaPro November 24, 2009

Proposition 215

Proposition 215, also known as the Compassionate Use Act of 1996, was a proposition that was passed on November 5, 1996 in the state of California. It passed with 5,382,915 votes in favor and 4,301,960 against. It allows patients with a valid doctor's recommendation, to possess and cultivate marijuana for personal medical use.

Thanks to Proposition 215, I can now legally smoke weed everyday of my life.

by XxTokerxX4Life August 11, 2008

proposition

Generally, a proposition is a statement, a sentence that makes a claim such as "This water tastes bad."

There are four kinds of propositions, labeled A, E, I, and O.
An 'A' proposition claims that "All A are P."
An 'E' proposition claims that "No A are P."
An 'I' proposition claims that "Some A are P."
An 'O' proposition claims that "Some A are not P."

Propositions are used in everyday language. A simple sentence can be a proposition. A proposition is labeled for the purpose of determining its validity, its truthfulness, against other statements in logical arguments when compared to other statements in that argument.

"This water tastes bad" would be an example of an 'A' proposition, because the speaker is including all of 'this' water in his claim.

A proposition: "A restaurant is not a clean place." "All cats are felines."
E proposition: "Not one smile is on any of their faces." "No cats are canines."
I proposition: "Some candy is sickeningly sweet." "Some cats are in the species called 'lion'."
O proposition: "Some days are not good days around here." "Some cats are not in the genus called 'Panthera'."

by ceclark May 10, 2012

poopolio

When your legs go numb from sitting on the toilet for too long

I spent 30 minutes taking a dump and now I can't feel my legs! Must be poopolio.

by Zaiterade December 9, 2013

Propoji

A proposal that mostly/entirely consists of emoji.

Did you just propose using emojis?
Technically, it's called a propoji, but yes, I did.

by The Elusive One May 18, 2016