Procrasticycle
The longest cleaning cycle of an appliance, chosen for no other reason than being able to put off the next step for as long as possible.
Procrasticycle by CheersnBeers September 14, 2021
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procrasticleaning
The urge to clean one's room, bathroom, or workspace fully knowing that something far more important must be done in the near future because "it needed to be cleaned." Usually occurs just before studying for a big test, writing a paper, or beginning some other undesirable yet significant task. Often justified by rationalizing, "at least I'm not being lazy."
I know I've gotta study for my math midterm on Wednesday, but I couldn't possibly do it in a messy room - looks like it's time for some procrasticleaning.
procrasticleaning by jspot January 5, 2009
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procrasticlean
Cris: Did you finish that paper?
Karl: I was going to... but instead I stayed up all night procrasticleaning!
Karl: I was going to... but instead I stayed up all night procrasticleaning!
procrasticlean by recalcitrantid March 27, 2009
Procrasticlean
Person 1: Hey man what are you doing?
Person 2: I'm cleaning.
Person 1: Don't you have a physics final tomorrow?
Person 2: Yeah. I don't want to study yet so I'm procrasticleaning.
Person 2: I'm cleaning.
Person 1: Don't you have a physics final tomorrow?
Person 2: Yeah. I don't want to study yet so I'm procrasticleaning.
Procrasticlean by hippopophotos December 5, 2011
Procrasticleaning
(Verb)
The act of avoiding important tasks or responsibilities by cleaning and organizing one's living space, often resulting in a false sense of productivity and an even longer to-do list.
The act of avoiding important tasks or responsibilities by cleaning and organizing one's living space, often resulting in a false sense of productivity and an even longer to-do list.
"I know I have a big project due tomorrow, but instead of working on it, I've been procrasticleaning my entire apartment. At least my closet looks great now!"
Procrasticleaning by Microscopic Galaxy March 23, 2023
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