cool your prunes

a phrase used to let someone know that they need to settle down, usually a male.

Ben cool your prunes and stop asking me when the project will get finished.

by the crumbums December 29, 2010

Prue

Prue is a beautiful independent woman, she's a strong leader. Prue likes to take charge and is very wise and brave. She can kiss ass so so watch out and stay on her good side. Prue is cautious with every decision she makes. She's also kind, supportive, loyal and protective, not to mention patient.

Prue just got a job at the auction house yesterday.

Have you seen Prue today?

If you have any questions just ask Prue.

by Ashley, sister of three September 4, 2016

Facebook Prude

A person who constantly deletes comments made by others because they contain swear words.

Ericka is such a Facebook Prude. Every time I say a naughty word in a comment on her posts, she deletes the comment. What a Facebook Prude.

by Tdanglin May 5, 2011

prude shaming

The polar opposite of slut-shaming. A new social trend starting recently with Christian yoga pants mom/wife; whereby sexually liberated society attempts to shame a woman for having conservative values regarding her sexuality and the display of her body and the clothes she choses or eschews. Can apply to men as well.

Why you be prude shaming that babe? She savin it for her man… that ain't a bad thang

by Children_By_The_Billions January 26, 2015

Prune-Tang

A very old ladies poontang; wrinkly and saggy. Also see: Flapjacks.

I loves me some prune-tang. Hmm, Hmm, tangy.

by Clayton & Erik March 25, 2004

prude princess

A beautiful girl who will not do anything but make out with a guy,and likes to tease

that girl Alexandra Rodriguez is such a prude princess

by gangstershit6778884 March 2, 2009

Briggsy Prize

An art prize for artists too obscure and ludicrous for even the Turner Prize. Entrants for the Briggsy Prize have included a lamb chop stuffed inside a small child's mitten, the word "talent" written on an Etch-a-sketch and a Christmas card torn in half next to a copy of the Scunthorpe Yellow Pages.

Art critic: What piece are you currently working on?

Artist: I've got a polystyrene box which I've painted purple and filled with baked apples. It represents the pain and despair of missing a phone call when you're in the shower.

Art critic: Should make the shortlist for the Briggsy Prize.

by Colin Cummerbund December 14, 2006