Prepologism

The act of attempting to preemptively manage or deflect a possible negative response from the other party, usually in such an obvious manner as to ironically be really annoying to the other party anyway.

"Can you take the kids to soccer practice while I clean the bathroom and cook dinner?" (the unnecessary and bitchy while-clause is prepologism for the possible "why can't YOU take the kids to soccer practice?" response)

by Grank June 18, 2008

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preposition snow

1. Where the snow went "to".
2. Lost snow, missing snow, or snow that cannot be found, either because it has not snowed or all of the good snow has been skied out.

1. It had not snowed in weeks, and everyone was looking desperately for the preposition snow: "Where has all of the snow gone to?"

2. By 10 a.m., the powder on all of the main runs was tracked up, so we searched for the preposition snow -- where all of the remaining good snow had gone to.

by snowless February 22, 2009

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Prepostrialize

A combination of preposterous and hypothesize used by T. I. when asked if saving a suicidal man was just a stunt to lessen his prison sentence

1. It pains me that someone would prepostrialize that saving that man was a joke

2. Why would you prepostrialize that i wouldnt pay my child support?

3. It is outrageous to prepostrialize we didnt really land on the moon!

by The Original Cordawg October 18, 2010

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