predicatorally

1. adv.- the act of utilising an incomplete thought or idea in the second half, or predicate of a statement.

2. adj.- the description of the extremity of being denied by valerie szabo

1. I recognize that minimum smartness cannot be used as an adjective predicatorally.

2. Scott was predicatorally butt fucked once he heard her answer.

by SCASH123 January 26, 2010

Predictulous

To know the end outcome of something is going to be ridiculous; so you call it ahead of time.

You doing 90 in a 35 and you passed a cop; what did you think would happen!? ... Thats predictulous!!!

A catch 22 does not mean you caught 22 fish!!!
Thats just a predictulous thing for you to say.

by ChadGray1985 March 31, 2010

predistinguished

Set aside and classified in advance in accordance with set norms

Religious authorities are relics in overt museum dream displaying clear authority understanding meaning wise. At the end of all things a team predistinguished a ream of valued cyclic patterns elisciting despondent cries.

by Hercolena Oliver June 17, 2010

predistinguished

Predetermined

Religious authorities are relics in overt museum dream, displaying clear authority understanding meaning wise. At the end of all things a team predistinguished a ream of valued cyclic patterns elisciting despondent cries.

by Hercolena Oliver June 17, 2010

predicamint

n. One or more mints consumed before performing oral sex, usually on a man, with the intent to cause a slight numbing sensation by doing so. Altoids work well for this.

Opposite of postdicamint.

John: "Whoa, I love it when she takes a few predicamints before she blows me!"

by WhoseAudiIsThat July 12, 2010

Predictile

To project an educated guess on someone's behavior based on a self-centric point of view.

Mack: You just gonna jack it up...I've been there.

Sam: I'm not you. Keep your predictile opinion to yourself.

by Aijalon August 24, 2010

Predicamentary

The adjectival form of predicament. Used to describe situations when the issue in question arises because of one's predicament.

He had to leave the house for predicamentary reasons.

by predicament December 11, 2010