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by Shiine-1 April 28, 2022

pearls before swine

sending good definitions to the Urban Dictionary.

Arg! They rejected my definition of shouty-crackers again! It's a real piece of urban slang that they don't have in there! Pearls before swine, I tell you what.

by Dr. Heywood R. Floyd April 19, 2007

before my time

something that happened before I even existed or way before time.

ancient old ancient history I was not born yet before my time

by kyliejmystery June 28, 2016

Beforeskin

The foreskin that existed before it was amputated during circumcision.

I will never forgive my parents for having me circumcised without my consent; I sure do miss my beforeskin! :/

by mASSterbait October 22, 2016

before long

Very soon

"I will be there before long"

by LIsa llLUI March 22, 2017

before the dark times

Before the dark times is a quote said by Obi wan Kenobi in "A New Hope" which is used to say that times where good for the jedi before the empire, this heavy implies that at the moment, Obi wan is having flashbacks to the clone wars and his former Padawan, Anakin Skywalker. It is also used as an expression of when someone changed for the worse

Obi Wan Kenobi: Before the Dark times.... Before the Empire

by KindlyKilling June 3, 2021

beforenoon

The time of day after midnight and before noon . It's the opposite of afternoon.

A: Hey B, are you going to the beach tomorrow?
B: No, sorry, I have a lot of work for tommorow beforenoon. Maybe next time?

by beforenoonisaword November 26, 2021