prarie nigger

racial slur toward an indian. The word prarie is used because they live on reservations that are ussually located in the prarie.

"Go back to the rez you prarie nigger."

by Justin Bauer May 13, 2005

chocolate covered prarie dog

noun. The sexual act that consists of the female suddenly ending the current sexual act and, without alerting the male, defecates on the male's penis. This is meant to express aggression and establishes the female's dominance.

-"Dude, last night me and Mary were fucking and everything was going great until that crazy bitch gave me a chocolate covered prarie dog."
-"Word?"
-"Word."

by urdrinkingbuddy December 27, 2007

Prarie Oyster

A hangover remedy that consists of:
a raw egg yolk
pepper
Gin
Tabasco Sauce
Ketchup
Vinegar

Made by Spike Spiegel on Cowboy Bebop, Session 7: Heavy Metal Queen.

On a side note: Cowboy Bebop is the best Anime ever. Anyone who disagrees can feel free to exercise their right to blow me.

Spike: It's a prairie Oyster. Good for hangovers.

VT: you're the second person I've ever seen who actually drinks one of those.

Spike: And the first?

VT: That would be my husband.

by Woolong December 26, 2003

Procrapination

Being a pro at crapping to procrastinate.
Pro-crapping-ation
Often used as an excuse at work to not work.
Going to the toilet and spending a lot of time there.

Guy: Imma go to the toilet to procrapinate because work sucks.
40 minutes later...
Guy: That's enough procrapination for today. *opens door* Oh crap it's the boss.
Boss: You have been in the toilet for a very long time! You're fired!

by World of Wordcraft June 24, 2016

proactive

Originally a psychological term indicating an empowered, self-reliant individual, this has evolved through misuse into a neo-antonym of 'reactive', and is used as such to emphasise the preferability of one attitude or course of action over another. It connotes alertness, awareness and preparedness, and seeks to dispel any conceivable impression of incompetence.

'Proactive' is interesting in that it is perhaps the classic example of the unnecessary neologism. It serves as an antonym to 'reactive', yet 'reactive' is itself the antonym of 'active'.

Arguably, since 'proactive' is now perhaps more widely used than 'active' for the specific purpose covered by the newer word, 'proactive' must be recognised as a legitimate word. The cult of hatred that has understandably grown up around the word can only help it endure further.

One is 'active' as opposed to being 'passive' or 'reactive'. One is 'proactive' as opposed to 'speaking English'.

by Peter Gibney December 22, 2006

Procrascipline

(v) pro-crAS-sip-lyn, the discipline of procrastination. Highly effective slackers that are very good at doing what is important to them. But maybe not so good at doing what’s important to others.

As in: "Boy, I really procrasciplined my way through that project!" Or, "Wow, what a talented procrascipliner you are! Will you marry me?" "He's a master of procrascipline."

by exoc007 February 20, 2007

proaffixion

This word literaly is its own definition.

"pro"-to be for
"affix"-root words that make up words, often of greek or latin origin
"ion"-the act of doing or being
and possibly
"ist"-somone who practices the preceding word
or
"ism"-an ideology

Basicaly making up words that people will be able to understand upon hearing the first time without explanation.

Also has potential to be a sub-language.

Hyphens added to examples are not included in normal spelling and are to show the joining of words.

Proaffixionism was made by a proaffixionist.

Why dont proaffixionists, instead of saying a-f-forest-ation, why dont they just say 'planting a tree'?

Im a pro-affixion-ism-ist(i am for the idea of proaffixion)

I am a pro-affix-ion-ology-ism-ist(i do the studying of studiers of proaffixionists.....something like that)

My invention uses allo-pnu-magnesis.

by John Sherrill March 3, 2008