premier league

girl of highest attractiveness, sometimes used in england (refers to the english football league).

the term also uses 1st division, 2nd division, and 3rd division to rate girls accordingly.

e.g a rough outline:

(hotness rating out of 10)
9-10 = premier league
7-8 = 1st division
4-6 = 2nd division
0-3 = 3rd division

first guy: "mate you see that girl there? shes premier league"
second guy: "naa i'd say like 1st division at best."

by bufftinggg October 17, 2008

preist

Obviously the anti-christian idiots who gave thier sorry definitions here not only can't spell, but believe the very few (and yes, I mean very. An almost undetectable percentage of priests molest children, but you tools of the liberal media have been tricked into believing lies) priests who do commit these sins are the best representation for the word priest (or preist if you're a moron/mooreon with poor spelling) as opposed to the charitable works, tutoring (many work in education without the salaries of a teacher), pep-up talks and donations to helping the under-privelaged.

Everyone else who defined this word is a tool. I wish you were here now so I could take you out back and kick the crap out of you, before throwing you in a cell with one of those rare priests.

by Gumba Gumba May 27, 2004

premie

A youngin', one who knows very little but acts like they know it all. Basicallt used as in insult to those who have never grown up!

Paul is such a premie!

by Holly March 7, 2005

premierspliff

a group of pro smokers who only smoke high grade cannabis.
to join the premier spliff you must smoke lots of high grade. its a bit like the premier league but with draw

gabby can join the premierspliff he smokes loads with us!

by Benjaminthepro September 10, 2010

Prevision

Noun; compound of prefix 'pre' and noun 'revision'.
A form of panicked revision which takes place in the days and hours before an exam. Good old-fashioned revision becomes prevision when the "revisor" comes across a completely unfamiliar topic their teacher has neglected to mention prior to this point. Hence the student is not revising -revisiting- a subject but frantically trying to learn and revise it all at once.

Verb; To Previse.

1.The night before her maths GCSE Bethany was astounded to find that the Factor Theorem was part of the syllabus. As she was unaware such a Theorem even existed she filled twelve sleepless hours with frantic prevision, which culminated in her sending an abusive email to her maths teacher.

2. Martin: Surely you knew the Baddeley and Godden study would be in the exam?
Beth: If I had I would have prevised it, fool!

by lingopunk October 8, 2010

preminder

a reminder that you will later be reminding someone about something; a reminder before the actual reminder

Just a preminder, I'm gonna ask you later for the rent check.

by 83n May 13, 2011

Premiumity

The state of being "premium". A noun form of the adjective "premium"

Hotels and airlines give premium treatment to their best customers. The premiumity of that special treatment, however, varies wildly from company to company

Websites that have premium content attract more users, who spend more time. While premiumity is subjective, websites high in premiumity are valued by advertisers who wish to associate their products with premiumity.

by GetItRight721 August 1, 2012