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I had to buy the missus a prezzie
prezzies by herbie August 25, 2004
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Pressies 

Hand mixed and pressed chemical compound drugs.
Yo, you got some pressies?
I'm hella geeked on these pressies!
Pressies by rusty squeezebox June 14, 2008

pressies 

I had to buy the handbrake a pressie.
pressies by herbie August 25, 2004
Party drugs, usually referring to cocaine, but broad enough to cover all social drugs.
"Are you coming up this weekend, I've got prezzies"
prezzies by Joni31 March 11, 2017

Preazies 

poetic device for closer end rhyme which utilizes the ease of linguistic polyphony and conveys the sense of urgency behind the energy of a tweet by @ffupnroc: "..first world propablies", meaning, "pretty much" regardless of socioeconomic class standings.

N. Derivative phrase INFORMAL of pretty

very nearly

Preazies (*unreleased from C@ND1D$0NG$)_except from HDRA's verse:

"Victoria's Take or Leave--it's

preazies preazies preazies

preazies always effortless,
realness without secrets

just to keep (yeah)
just to keep with ease

i call it preazies

call it bras with ease it's

first world probablies
it's easy!
Preazies SINGLE (*unreleased from C@ND1D$0NG$)_except from HDRA's verse:

"Victoria's Take or Leave--it's

preazies preazies preazies

preazies always effortless,
realness without secrets
Preazies by CelticDaddii August 15, 2023

poopie presties 

When one becomes so drunk, they take all of their clothes off, run around, and finally pass out. Then they are found the next day in the closet by the host's mom naked in the closet covered in their own feces with a bucket over their head.
Josh went poopie presties last night! We didn't find him for three days!
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I had a trucker's tan after driving for 10 straight hours on a sunny day.
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