prelated
this word is used when someone declares "my birthday is tomorrow", the listener replies "happy prelated birthday"
prelated by Dustin Winship Henderson May 24, 2005
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prelated
Used to describe something that you anticipate will be belated (e.g. wishing someone happy birthday) had it not occurred at this instant (now), at a time which is earlier than "on time".
Most commonly seen on Facebook walls where one friend wishes another a happy "prelated birthday" (in case they forget to do so on the day of).
Most commonly seen on Facebook walls where one friend wishes another a happy "prelated birthday" (in case they forget to do so on the day of).
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Prelated
"Happy prelated birthday, Sean!"
"The new prelated Call of Duty 4 Variety Map Pack I've heard is going to rock!"
"The new prelated Call of Duty 4 Variety Map Pack I've heard is going to rock!"
Prelated by Warrior2090 April 11, 2008
Happy Pre-lated Birthday
Wishing someone a happy Birthday before the date of their Birthday because you know you will forget on the day to wish them or will feel bad to wish them after.
Happy Pre-lated Birthday by Kevin D'Andrade October 2, 2007
prelayed
When a video game company decides to release a game earlier than the marketed release date.
The opposite of delay
The opposite of delay
prelayed by demonwolf777 May 2, 2011
prelate
A prelate is someone higher in command, a boss,a colonel or a general. A prelate often has control over many groups of people.
prelate by Reynsluboltinn November 14, 2006
prepated
prepated by DeadpoolsBackBaby March 25, 2019
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