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pre-game pump 

Engaging in physical exercise before attending an event.
Nick: Ayy ,party at the goat house tn!
Nate: Ight dude, lemme get in a pre-game pump before we go.
pre-game pump by GymBuddy November 16, 2016
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Pre drill 

When you finger a girl in the vagina/butt, you keep your finger inside her whilst simultaneously sliding your penis into her while pulling out your finger at the same time.
"Dude I was with my missus last night and I used the pre drill tactic to get my dick into her tight butt"
Pre drill by Duane broom October 6, 2020
When you spray some Biotene in your mouth and it feels like you have saliva from a chewing gum on your tongue.
I sprayed Bioten in my mouth and it feels like pre gum.
Pre gum by carlgthr September 15, 2023
A contract made between a man and a woman before marriage so that if a divorce should occur the property and money and other assets will be split or taken by the man or wife.
If you aint no punk holla We Want Pre-nup
WE WANT PRE-NUP!, Yeaah
It's something that you need to have
Cause when she leave yo ass she gone leave with half
pre-nup by We want pre-nup YEAH! December 28, 2005

pre-slut 

Girls in their pre-teen years (11-12) who dresses like and/or has a major potential to be a slut. Worst case scenario, they may already be on their way to becoming one.
Mark: Did you see what my sister looked like today?
John: No, why?
Mark: She was wearing a mountain of make-up and this low-cut top when she hardly has boobs. She's such a pre-slut.

Jess: How was the party last weekend?
Mary: Good, except there was this random 12-year old girl hooking up with like 8th grader boys.
Jess: Oh my God, what a pre-slut.
pre-slut by peoplethesedays134 April 14, 2011
Denotes specifically guitars, electric basses and amplifiers made by Fender Musical Instrument company from about 1946 until 1964. In 1965, company founder/owner Leo Fender retired for health reasons and sold his company to Columbia Broadcasting System. As CBS cared far more about profits than music, the cost-cutting it implemented at Fender resulted in the latter company's producing instruments which were almost universally considered far inferior after 1965 than before.
Thus, the term "pre-CBS" has come into usage, at least among musicians, to connote any product which is older and therefore better than equivalent items produced more recently. Its implication is similar to the the older expression "They don't make 'em like that anymore."
VIOLINIST: "My instrument is a 1729 Stradivarius."
GUITARIST: "Wow! So it's a pre-CBS, huh?"
pre-CBS by Bob Lowe October 9, 2006