Foreploy

The act of misrepresenting yourself, for the sole purpose of getting laid.

The whole evening was foreploy, the dickhead only wanted to "hit it".

by Dawn December 09, 2003

Foreploy

Any lie or fib you might tell about yourself in order to get laid.

At the party, I had foreploy with her when I told her about my ability to lick my eyebrows.

by Face_169 November 17, 2006

Foreploy

Any misrepresentation about yourself for the purpose of getting laid.

Woman: You are so, like, full of foreploy!

by Oracle99 April 18, 2003

Foreploy

On a golf course, a shouted warning of a ball in motion (true or not) that has an ulterior motive, such as stealing nearby golf equipment.

"Fore!" yelled golfer Wiley at the players ahead of him on the 18th fairway. But after he hit his ball, he sped off in the other direction, hoping his foreploy would divert attention from the set of golf clubs he had just stolen.

by Steve Hoglund June 23, 2007

Foreploy

(n) The process of learning enough about the other person to determine if you want to get to know them better and develop the relationship beyond being casual acquaintances. It need not be sexual in nature.

This may include exchanging the initial starting lines, introductions to others by mutual friends, extended chat on multiple subjects, focused chat on specific topics, and exchanging e-mails. It may also include picking up clues and cues regarding the needs, fantasies and desires of the other person garnered from these contacts. Foreploy does not include Foreplay but may lead to that. The line between the two is blurred.

The foreploy continued with both Bill and Shelia aware that this chance encounter on the train could lead to something much more permanent down the road. or

Dwanye decided to start the foreploy with Margaret with "Howdy, I saw you from across the room. You are the most beautiful woman in the room." or

SweeTia was in class next to Bill. She started the foreploy by asking him how he felt about the article they had read for class.

by night4owl February 05, 2008

Foreploy

Representing ones self as an easy lay, by means of body language and/or physical display, to obtain or secure a job offer or promotion.

After the sexy redheads foreploy with the interviewer, the rest of the interviews were cancelled and the new V.P of Design was announced.

by Edward J. Cox June 23, 2007

foreploy

any misrepresentation about yourself for the pupose of getting laid

one of the winners in the Washington Post's Style Invitational - words altered by adding, subtracting, or changing only one letter and supplying a new definition

by dp916 March 17, 2004