Prowess

Immense skill, especially in sports of the night. Beds and hotel rooms along with alcoholic drinks are commonly involved. It can sometimes be rough and adventurous into unknown territories.

Dude, Shelia was so prowess at soccer last night.

Yo, you wanna prowess tonight?

by JimmyMcVonPants December 12, 2010

Prowessness

–noun 1. exceptional valor, bravery, or ability, esp. in combat or battle.

2. exceptional or superior ability, skill, or strength: his prowess as a public speaker.

3. a valiant or daring deed.

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Origin:

1250–1300; ME < OF proesse, proece goodness, bravery, equiv. to prou prow 2 + -esse < L -itia -ice

Brooks's prowessness at spelling, grammer and all things English made Dylan look like an idiot.

by speller123456789 December 1, 2009

powless

If a persons last name is this, they are generous and ready to help anyone in need. They are a hunk-a-stuff and you have a love/hate relationship with them. I think their natives too

Wow, he must be a Powless!

by KingOfCremes April 20, 2018

powless

The true god of English

Rowen: Dang, that teacher is a God
Ally: Dang right, He's so Powless

by Waggzz January 4, 2018

ProwessEZ

prowessez is the best mobile player ever

prowessez is the best

by prowess October 3, 2020

promless

To be robbed of a school dance by potential illness.

The pandemic left all the seniors promless.

by DatfooDre May 6, 2021

powless

The feeling of annoyance, fear, or vulnerability associated with having to work with equipment you are unaccustomed too. Like having to write a test you didn't study for.

I'm feeling powless because I had to power Larry's tools today

by DarkAlman October 15, 2021