Prelax (Intransitive Verb): To relax or enter a relaxed state before something bad or stress-inducing occurs that would normally nessecitate relaxation; to relax preemptively.
When school resumed, Jill seemed nervous, and even though there were no tests scheduled for several weeks, most of Jill's classmates agreed that she definitely needed to prelax.
(VERB) To consume alcohol, generally a large amount, at one's own place of residence or that of a friend, as a precursor to going out to a party, bar or club. Also 'prelash'(NOUN). Can be practised alone or in groups. Often performed at the same time as getting changed, putting on make up or straightening hair. Favourite pastime of students. Can involve drinking games such as 'Ring of Fire.' Generally considered to be a cheap, convenient alternative to drinking in bars before clubs open.
'Are we prelashing at Dave's tonight or justgoing straight to the bar?'