Predictament

1. n. A bad or ill-fated outcome that one predicted would happen in advance.

2. n. An unpleasantly difficult, perplexing, or dangerous situation that a person had the foresight to see in advance, yet for some reason chose to proceed with anyway.

Dammit, I knew I would end up in this predictament.

by SKyway Sherpa March 6, 2012

Predickle

A pickle of a predicament.

"We're in quite a predickle here."

by My_Mother_Shes_Cool_Like_That December 26, 2012

predeceased

when someone dies before someone else

in marrige, a wife may choose to retain her maiden surname or the surname of her predeceased spouse

by Toffer89 January 22, 2009

Prepic

Prepic

Prepic comes from the words 'pretty'and 'epic' combing both words to decribe an amazing yet average happening. Kind of like a paradox.

Dude1: Hey have you seen Britiney Spears' bald hair style?

Dude2: I think it's amazing

Dude1: yet quite boring and typical

Both: It's prepic

by Kanakro August 29, 2009

Presiclu

A classy term for the color shit-brown, a nice way to describe the hue of crap.

Why would you buy those shoes, man? Those things are presiclu.

by K-Stizzle January 14, 2011

pradical

practical yet radical. radical in it's practicality. in a world of rules and structures, people often need "pradical" solutions, such as growing their own food in an urban garden, or getting a non-traditional education to suit their learning needs.

"The two acre urban garden she started to help feed her community was such a pradical idea."

by sarahsunshine777 June 26, 2014

preditator

An animal that eats another animal. This word was made up by Sarah Palin.

Grizzly bears are preditators. They preditate meese.

by awmm June 18, 2015