previous

Overly hasty in acting or drawing a conclusion. Mainly British usage.

I said 'have a line,' not 'do up the whole gram.'

Yeah, I got a little previous on that one.

by Shuaman October 11, 2018

previous game advantage

the advantage of playing the previous video game in a series, giving you an edge in the sequel over other players that are new to the series.

BC2 was awesome because anybody who had ever played a battlefield game before pwned everybody who hadn't. I had a previous game advantage.

by idon'thaveapseudonym July 27, 2010

PIA(Previous Intimate Associate)

An individual of an opposite sex who you used to associate Intimately. Never dated actually but now cut ties . So no more bootycalls or Dickappointments

Yo Payton I cut ties with my PIA (Previous Intimate Associate) last night

She a thot.PIA(Previous Intimate Associate)

by Saucy 360 January 27, 2019

Probviously

WORDS; Probably, & Obviously Used together... "Probviously"

prob·a·bly: prob-uh-blee
adverb
In all likelihood; very likely:

ob·vi·ous: ob-vee-uhs
adjective
easily seen, recognized, or understood; open to view or knowledge; evident: an obvious advantage.

Dood look up the word "Probviously" in your Dictionary for me, Por Favor!

Hmm OK, (probviously,probviously,probviously).... Yo thats not a word, Its not in here...

"Probviously" its not in there, PROBVIOUSLY its not a word.

(The word seems very likely to be in a dictionary, Becuz its a word, That sounds legit. But Obviously it not a word, and its a improper way to speak upon somthing.)

by euromess August 18, 2011

Previrusly

How people normally lived in a world before coronavirus covid 19

I would like to go back to my previrusly acceptable life. What were you doing previrusly that was so great?

by Wahmezz March 24, 2020

Perviously

Perving at an earlier point in time. Combination: English language "perving" and "previously".

May also be a typo which someone is now trying to get round by adding it to a dictionary.

She perviously looked at the photo and realised that yes, core classes were definitely worth doing.

by Melvin eats cake June 16, 2024

perviously

Perving over something in the past. English conj: "perving" and "previously".

Perviously looking at the photo, she realised that core classes weren't such a bad idea after all.

by Melvin eats cake June 16, 2024