Pepper Don't Preach Burger

A burger that comes with peppers!

"Hey Bob, what's the burger of the day?" "It's the Pepper Don't Preach Burger, it comes with peppers!"

by America Lover 🇺🇸 November 16, 2018

prease

The exact meaning has long since been lost, but most can agree that the phrase "Oh prease," can be utilized in any way to say virtually anything.

Oh prease mah shiddy horse-boy prease

by TheLoudestFan March 4, 2009

Peashooter

1. A small hand gun that shoots pea-sized bullets.
2. A plant from the tower defense series "Plants vs. Zombies" that shoots peas at attacking zombies.

1. "When I threatened him, he pulled out a peashooter and I backed away with my hands in the air."
2. "When I planted the peashooter, it shot 10 peas before the zombie on it's lane was defeated."

by megasonic64 May 31, 2016

preesh

To appreciate it; To give thanks to; To enjoy someone or something.

Preesh the raise I got today.

No preesh the attitude my girlfriend gave me when I told her I was going drinking with my buddies.

by S.Wallace7 August 19, 2009

Preacher

An American comic book series created by Garth Ennis and Steve Dillon with 66 monthly issues and some other miniseries.

The series contain a lot of foul language, anti-religious stance, anti-racist stance (which is indicated shortly as: people are fine but Americans are a bit fine-r even if they are all rednecks), sexuality, perversion, violance, sci-fi/fantasy items, drugs and alcohol etc.

----Spoiler----

The plot revolves around the three main characters: Preacher Jesse Custer, gunfreak Tulip O'Hare and their Irish vampire friend Proinsias Cassidy; trying to track down God to make him answer that why he'd left heaven and creation while a lotta folks are praying to him for some reason. In the meantime they have to face many rivals such as: Saint of Killers, Jesse's family, the Grail, the Meatman etc.

----End of the Spoiler----

'Fuck you Gran'ma. Fuck you an' alla your monsters.'
- Preacher #12

by brujahonly August 5, 2009

Preach to the choir

It’s a metaphor which basically means tell us something we don’t already know. Usually pertains to a conversation about something related to politics or religion but could mean anything . In church there’s always a preacher every Sunday. The choir boys and girls are the people who sing the melodies. So basically the choir has heard everything the preacher has to say every Sunday. Does newcomers would not have heard what the preacher had said. So when somebody says preach to the choir the metaphor actually means that the choir has already heard everything the preacher has to say. So if somebody’s rambling on and on about a subject that you already know about and agree with you could say well you’re preaching to the choir LOL get it?

Donald trump is an idiot And is the worse president ever !Ya preach to the choir their buddy .

by Nick Tusk December 31, 2019

preachin

Trying to be an adult and giving speeches about serious things when you are still in high school and no one truly cares. The preacher also tends to spoil others' conversations by adding his/her own sermon.

Kakeson: Mike said he would never fight anyone maan.
J.Rich: I know man, I wish I could be like that.
David: Well... there comes a time when you have to give that stuff up and...(The other two leave)

by Kakeson March 31, 2005