Prezunctly

As started by the British Comedy Guide (comedy.co.uk) forum members , the word prezunctly is a mix between precisely and exactly but sounds much better. It has now spread to many other internet forums and is an insider way of "agreeing" with a situation.

That is "prezunctly" what I mean.

by EllieJP November 19, 2010

prezactly

same as precisely or exactly

That is prezactly what I am talking about!

by the Freak November 21, 2002

Prezactly

A cross between the phrase Precisely and Exactly to express that someone's response was correct.

Person A: It's like Call of Duty.

Person B: So it's a first-person shooter game.

Person A: Prezactly

by Vracko May 21, 2014

prezactly

Pretaining to predactyls and their language and/or cavemen's reactions to predactyls.

Og: "That one look good. Chase. Kill. Eat."
Lam: "Prezactly."

by Dr Nick November 21, 2002