Procariously

(n:) to be intense and factual towards an entity or idea.

He procariously fought aganist the backlash.

by ilovesomebody February 25, 2025

Procarious

A financial negotiation term. When the procurement department of a company creates a precarious situation.

I went in hoping to get the contract signed, but then the finance guys showed up and it got totally procarious.

by The E Train March 25, 2010

precariously

dangerously unsteady

Hopefully this has not ruined our precariously perched friendship.

Listen to unsteady (use the word precarious in place of unsteady) by X-Ambassorders.

by glazer no chaser November 15, 2017

provaciously

Excessive; over-exaggerated

You use that four letter word provaciously.

by Logarhythym June 29, 2017

Procarious

Usually a fat bald man, dishing out verbal to the mandem

This waste man is being bear procarious

by Gymlad69 November 27, 2025