Preward
Preward by JoeDurSalis December 9, 2010
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Preward
(Noun): something you do for yourself (or give or allow yourself) now for something you're going to do later. essentially, it is the outcome that happens before an event takes place.
(Verb): the act of presenting yourself with and partaking of a preward
(Verb): the act of presenting yourself with and partaking of a preward
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preward
You often try to set up rewards for yourself, so that you have something to look forward to while doing tedious work.
However, much more often, you end up using up these rewards without even having started working.
However, much more often, you end up using up these rewards without even having started working.
- I wanted to reward myself with a nice bath and reading a book after having learnt for school. But somehow the bath and book were finished before I even opened my school bag. I reckon I prewarded myself.
preward by relevant man April 14, 2008
pretard
pretard by Pretard King December 30, 2003
Preworduction
pree-wor-duction
The feeling someone gets when they wish they had said something differently in a previous situation because what had been said at that moment did not end with good results.
The feeling someone gets when they wish they had said something differently in a previous situation because what had been said at that moment did not end with good results.
Guy: Damn that chick rejected me hardcore, i wish I had not mentioned I was bisexual. If only preworduction was possible.
Preworduction by Mroue33 November 4, 2011
pretard
An idiot who has not progressed to full "retardation". A person who acts stupid but has the capacity to be normal and sane. Almost on the verge of being incapable of running your own life.
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