premonish

to have a premonition/presentiment of.

Are we all premonishing the Doomsday of December 21, 2012 as predicted (or not) by the Mayans?

by uttam maharjan November 26, 2012

premonocta

When the sister of the bride fights to the death against the groom.

This calls for a premonocta.

by Jack008 February 23, 2020

Premonissionary

Adjective. (Of a feeling) a premonition having to do with missionaries.

I got a premonissionary feeling when my doorbell rang at 1 pm on a Saturday.

by MarkyMark0E21 October 23, 2020

prémonitoire

Prémonitoire (precognitive in English) , also called prescience, future vision, or future sight, is a claimed psychic ability to see events in the future. As with other paranormal phenomena, there is no accepted scientific evidence that precognition is a real effect, and it is widely considered to be pseudoscience.

you have ability to see events in future and that is called prémonitoire

by idkhmmmmm August 22, 2021

Premonitious

Of or related to a strong feeling that something is going to happen, especially something unpleasant; often the worst case scenario.

The woman found herself in a premonitious situation that could have disastrous lasting effects.

by AnnieTF2 February 21, 2023

Premonition Ejaculation

A wet dream/vision that foreshadows events in the future

I had a wet dream (premonition ejaculation) about Princeton winning today

by leshismore March 16, 2023

premonitious

Having or characterized by premonitions; prone to sensing that something (usually bad) is about to happen before it actually occurs.

"That was a good photo and very premonitious." "Sarah is so premonitious - she always gets that weird feeling right before something goes wrong."
"I'm feeling really premonitious about this road trip. Maybe we should check the weather again."
"My grandmother was incredibly premonitious. She'd always know when someone was going to call or visit before they showed up."

by novalis78 July 24, 2025