proverbial six

a figurative representation of cutting someone a break or giving them aid

Come on man, throw me a proverbial six.

by PhaseTen November 26, 2010

provender bag

feed bag, commonly used to feed horses their oats.

ye ask: whats a provender bag?,tis the bag he puts his provender in

by wallbight August 22, 2008

proletariat

The working class. People who don't make things but rather sell their labor in the workplace, when the means of production are owned by someone else. The most widely known example is the factory worker. The international proletariat make up about 50% of the world population at this point. See wordbourgeoisword.

A shirt is worth $10. The boss has a factory to make shirts. Workers get paid $1 a shirt that they make, and the cotton costs $1 a shirt. So the boss spends $2 on every shirt. 10-2 is 8. The boss gets $8 a shirt, the worker gets only $1. Something's wrong here...

by Smackster October 5, 2003

proletariat

We have nothing to lose but our chains!

marxism shall never die

by Ralph Kerry March 14, 2005

Promethazine

Prescription antihistamine used to treat nausea, dizziness, and other allergic reactions.

Last week when I had the flu, the doctor prescribed me promethazine for my dizziness and nausea.

by PharmSalesGirl February 6, 2013

Prosetry

Prose so full of poetic language, it's not really prose, more a mix of the two.

I tried writing a piece of prose, but it turned out more of prosetry.

by DelAnt September 20, 2009

Prove it with math.

used in an instance where one wishes to discredit someone where math would never be used to discredit them. This is very much a joke and not seriously meant to discredit someone.

On the flipside, saying: "I proved it with math" should never be used in a situation where you actually proved it with math. It is a joke where you pretend to add credit to what your saying.

Any one who says differently is a liart.

A: Your mom sucks cocks.
B: No!
A: Yeah!
B: Prove it with math.
A: I... What?

by JacknotNoah May 20, 2007