A method of scarcasm directed to the the press media that delivers false news to unreliable news sources to see if they take the bait
by Toadly 4 Sure July 06, 2017
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by Duzkval7/7 July 08, 2019
When you're high and dehydrated and you've held it too long and a telephone pole is suddenly calling your name. See anticipiss.
by car-bender December 10, 2017
When a dirty article of clothing is sprayed excessively in Febreeze before it is quickly dried in a Dryer.
Mike was in a hurry so he Febreze Pressed his Favorite shirt.
Ryan's dress pants were wrinkled so instead of wasting time ironing, he Febreze Pressed them.
Originated in Hillsborough
Ryan's dress pants were wrinkled so instead of wasting time ironing, he Febreze Pressed them.
Originated in Hillsborough
by BIG MACC June 22, 2011
by ultrafanatic January 25, 2006
Press pressure is the act of one or more people pressuring you into answering questions so you can admit to doing something. This tactic is often used by FBI to interrogate criminals to confess to committing a crime, even if they didn't do it.
"I can't believe they made Marion Jones confess to using steroids by use of press pressure" said nobody ever
by TheBadBaneTiger November 17, 2021