Prelebrate

To celebrate an event that has not yet occured.

A: Hello, I'm having a party tonight.

B: How lovely, what's the occasion?

A: To prelebrate my new job.

B: The one you're applying for tommorrow?

A: Yes.

B: Oh my.

by Lil' Keezy September 5, 2007

prenetrated

to be penetrated whilst in prison. a combination of the two words, invented by Dave Hunter on the Dave and Chuck the Freak morning show

eat lots of glass if you know you'll be going to jail, that may help discourage frequently being prenetrated

by firebird7 March 29, 2010

prelaborate

to explain before; to setup well without giving away certain information

You need to prelaborate on that joke. You need the audience to understand enough to be able to get it without giving away the punchline.

You need to prelaborate on what you're asking. People need to know what the question is looking for without you giving away the answer.

by Grammar Shaman December 21, 2010

Preperate

to preparesomething or someone

i need to preperate my bubble bath.

by kayteekrizzle January 13, 2008

Prenebriated

Have been drinking, but not yet drunk.

Oh, I remember that. I was still prenebriated.

by witchy-pooh February 17, 2009

Preserbate

Finding pleasure in preserving.

For example if you're freeze drying food for your food storage and you've enjoyed your day preserving you have been preserbating

Presurbate: Finding pleasure in preserving.

I'm going to invite Hazel over today and we will be using the preserbatorium (kitchen) to preserbate the jam for Christmas gifts.

How dare you! You should be ashamed of yourself! I've caught you once again preserbating in the kitchen, seeking pleasure in preserving this bounty of sustenance to store away lending security for this family… and our loved ones!?

by Granola thug June 9, 2024