Pre-search 

Looking up information someone or something before you even have an idea of what it might be, as in you’re pre-search will help decide if you even want to consider tackling a problem (or dating someone you hope is freaky)

“He asked me to listen to a weird sound coming from his motorcycle, so I told him to send me the make model and year so i could do some Pre-search on it”

Pre-search by Playasakdeez May 1, 2024

Presearch It! 

1. To "Presearch" something, meaning to look it up/search on Presearch.Org

Presearch is a Decentralized Search Engine
- Search privately
- Receive better results
- Get rewarded with the Presearch decentralized search engine in $PRE

- Powered by blockchain technology.

Visit Presearch.org, use it just like Google but you get better results/privacy/and get rewarded.
At Presearch enter for the following to Presearch It!: "What is the price of BTC"

Presearch It! by MechanicJoe October 5, 2021

Presearch

To find out what you are actually going to research, once you get there. Well known to lazybums who don't bother reading assignments and such.

"What are you going to write about in your Bachelor Assigment?"

"I don't really know yet, still haven't done my presearch"

Presearch by Arne And March 6, 2009

presearch

(verb) to look up information on the internet or by other means with regards to a potential hire or applicant to get an idea as to what they are like. Can be detrimental if you have stupid pictures of yourself doing a beer bong or making out with a farm animal.

A combination of the prefix "pre," and the word "research"

-ing (present tense, VT); -ed (past tense)

Me: How did your job interview go?

Them: Well, I got a call back canceling the interview. They presearched me and found that pic at your party of me making out with your dog. I guess they don't take to kindly to that...

Me: WTF?

presearch by mkultra4013 February 13, 2010

Presearch

Presearch is what science fiction writers do when they write works of fiction that over time come to be in reality iow become predictive, if even prophetic.

Who would’ve thought that when science fiction writers wrote of hostile takeovers of artificial intelligence, that they had actually done the presearch, and come up decades ago with the issues and situations society now contends with?

Presearch by ka the wordsmythe August 31, 2025