prefontaine

One of the fastest American distance runners, tragically died at the age of 25 in 1975. He was sure to be a favorite at the 1976 Olympic games.

Prefontaine is my hero.

by Tim September 30, 2003

Preem

Short for premium. Used in the same way as the word "good".

Person A: Got a preem phone I'm selling, you interested?
Person B: How much?
Person A: 50$
Person B: Preem price!

by ShoshAhSheli December 29, 2020

Steve Prefontaine

he was faster then you in high school, and probalbly still is.

2mile-8:41
5k-13:39 thats high school pussies!!

"youre fast" "Im steve prefontaine BITCH!!"

by lasse viren October 21, 2008

Preemie

A shortened term used to describe the event of going out for "Pre Drinks" or going to a "Pre-Meeting"

1. We're gonna have a preemie at my house before we go to the club.
2. Before we meet with the Board of Directors, we should have a preemie to plan our presentation.

by Jake_F September 24, 2020

preferosexual

Any bisexual individual who is predominantly attracted to partners of a given sex over the other.

Clearly a preferosexual, Mike considered himself bisexual... but statistically his appetite tended towards a steady diet of young men, with a few chics sprinkled along the way "for variety" he said.

by Vergelimbo January 2, 2007

prefill

When, in cases of extreme thirst, a person using a soft-drink fountain fills the beverage container, chugs it, and then fills it again before sitting down to eat.

Person 1: Hey man, why did it take you so long to get a soda?

Person 2: I was prefilling my cup; I've been thirsty all day.

by Matt Coon August 8, 2007

Prefontaine

Steve Prefontaine was an outstanding long distance runner. Born on January 25, 1951 in Coos Bay, Oregon. Pre went to Marshfield High School, then in 1969, made the AAU international team. He then entered University of Oregon. Pre ran in NCAA cross-country meets and also in the Munich Olympics. Pre set American records in 2 mile, 3 mile, 6 mile, 2000 meters, 5000 meters, and 10,000 meters. Pre died in a car accident on May 30th, 1975 at the age of 24. Pre was later elected to the U.S. Olympic Hall of Fame.

Steve Prefontaines PR's
1 mile- 3:54.6
2 miles- 8:18.4
3 miles- 12:51.4
6 miles- 26:51.4
2000 meters- 5:01.4
3000 meters- 7:42.6
5000 meters- 13:22.2
10000 meters- 27:43.6

I loved watching Prefontaine in the movie Without Limits.

Why the hell did you run here so fast? Who do you think you are?? Prefontaine?

by brek July 10, 2005