Precetate

Takes precedence over everything else..

On the sinking Titanic women and children would precetate other on board loading the escape rafts.

by Wysteria Wolfe October 15, 2017

prepated

Prepared* Learn to spell, you uneducated twat

Prepated: It's Prepared* Learn to spell, you uneducated twat

by DeadpoolsBackBaby March 25, 2019

Preditation

The word Sarah Palin uses when she means to say predation.

I refudiate the claim preditation is not a word.

by when.will.it.end June 11, 2015

palpitate

to pulsate, quiver or tremble with unusual speed; an effect of a disease or a sudden burst of emotional energy.

his heart palpitated wildly.

by laaa. February 8, 2010

predicate

1) something or someone affirmed or true; "the real deal."

2) a leader or boss that is looked up to.

Yeah, you got a felony
but you ain't a predicate -
never the king of New York,
you live in Connecticut.
-Jadakiss to 50 cent (Checkmate)

by Peter Parker March 21, 2005

preditate

To assassinate one or more persons via a multi-million dollar weapons system. Sometimes it results in collateral damage. Usually it is not officially acknowledged. Weapon of choice by windshield cowboys.

United States acknowledged today that it had preditated a suspected terrorist in a remote area of Yeman.

by David Benton February 14, 2008

precipitate

To rain...(it can rain a number of things, but please see the example for proper usage).

jk: I'm giving this new girl a try.

jk: If things don't precipitate after 2 months then it might be time to move on, but i really dig her.

dd: Precipitate? Doesn't that mean rain?

jk: Yeah, me raining skeet on her face.

by Mr. Softie 58 January 31, 2007