A person whom you are in a long term, committed relationship with, and plan on marrying when the time is right but the question hasn't been popped yet. More permanent than a boy/girlfriend but not quite a fiancé/fiancée. Usually a relationship of more than a year.
"I went on a trip to New York with Chris last week."
"Haven't you been together for years now?"
"Two of them. He's my preanceé."
A pre-fiancé (or pre-fiancée), generally the result of a long-term relationship assumed by all to be headed for eventual engagement; the designation one step above boyfriend (or girlfriend), but a notch below fiancé (or fiancée).
After he agreed six years into their relationship that someday he would indeed propose to her, Karen began referring to Craig as her preancé to indicate they weren't just dating aimlessly.
A person who intends to get engaged in the future. A person is a pre-ancee if he or she has discussed getting married with their partner and they both agree that it will happen someday - but there has not been an official proposal yet.
"My girlfriend wants me to propose, and I will probably do it sometime in the next couple months, so I guess that makes her my pre-ancee."
Noun. The person you are pre-betrothed too. Your future fiancé before she is ready to admit it to either you or even herself. Usually initiated by the giving of a ring purchased for less than $2.00 in a grocery store section.
Mairzy became his preance' after he knelt down and gave her the large sparkling ring purchased for $1.89 at the grocery store.
A term used to describe, people who become pre-engaged. Mainly for an excuse to have sex with said person, that seems acceptable to an individuals parents.
Person #1: Wow, Kiki just told me that Louis just gave her a ring, but they're not getting married for a few years.
Person #2: Soo what does this mean? They're eachother's pre-ancée's?
When you have been with a guy/girl long enough that you know you are going to marry him/her but have not proposed yet. More than a boyfriend/girlfriend, but still not a fiancee`.
Your pre-ancee`.
Pronounced like fiancee`, but with pre-, as in coming before, as a prefix.