preeing

Watching/ checking out someone on social networks e.g twitter, facebook, instragram etc
You can even preing in real life

That girl has been preeing you since you walked in

by Queen sheba September 12, 2013

pree

1. To take notice of something.
2. To pay close attention to
3. To check out

Did you pree the hole in the yard.
I was preeing him all night.
Do not preemy man.

by StacyLC November 21, 2007

Fallacy of the predetermined outcome

A phrase frequently used by Yankees announcer Michael Kay to refer to the flawed logic behind thinking that event x is set in stone and would have happened regardless of all events leading up to it.

Michael kay:” You don’t want to fall victim to the fallacy of the predetermined outcome, but you have to wonder how things are different if the umpire called that pitch a strike.”

by Lolknicks April 9, 2021

Pree

Pree is a common word used in urban uk and means to look at something. This is commonly when there’s a fine specimen of batty, which may attract man’s attention or be irresistible.

Road man 1 “aye boss did you just pree my nan’s bunda, if so I respect that”
Road man 2 “yes I did, can I blow in the batty?”
Road man 1 “aight”

by hhbuhbo December 9, 2020

preedo

Preedo is a term that is slang for "appreciate it, dude."

Hey man, I just picked up a case of Coors Light. Want one?

For sure, preedo.

by Pham PHISH September 20, 2013

system of ascending precedents

a sequence of events wherein each event sets a new, higher standard that will act as a precedent for all subsequent events.
-As far as I know, this phrase has never been coined or defined before.

Bob tells funny stories and does spontaneous imitations at work. each one is a little funnier than the one before. his co-worker's expectations track with his performance so that now he has to maintain the gradient of improvement every time he opens his mouth or, - and this is the key- they will respond as if it was less funny than it really is. He has trapped himself in a system of ascending precedents.

by Kenneth A. Vaughan February 18, 2009

preekend

The time period that starts after lunch on Friday and ends when the weekend starts.

Usually in this time period it is particularly hard to focus on work tasks and it is more likely that people are chatting, shopping online and/or doing other non-work related activities.

Erin: "What are you doing this preekend?"
Becky: "Going to to order christmas presents and catch up on my horoscope online. Want to meet up for a drink after work?"

by guidbeck July 17, 2009