Pronate

An advanced movement involving turning over of the wrist to increase results in whatever you're doing.

"Bro I was 4 fingers deep in this girl and then I had to pronate to make her squeal!"

by The ultimate DARKHORSE January 28, 2014

ProNate

Short for "Professional Nathaniel"

A name often assigned to young men holding the name Nathan or Nathaniel who show exemplary skill in the sciences and are physically attractive.

Have you met ProNate? He's the smartest person I know.

by ProNate August 29, 2011

Pronate

Verb: The act of giving head to a significantly elder male; the act of come shooting in one's mouth or onto one's stomach.

The principle of our school was pronated by the 9th grade whore.

The grandfather pronated onto the dogs stomach.

by Kabby February 8, 2006

Promate

a person who got promoted with you. Pronounced PROW-MYAT

we are finally promates!

by dogeshakespereare October 20, 2018

probate

The "coming out" ceremony for those who were pledging, especially in the NPHC. This normally includes masks covering the faces of those who were pledging until they are revealed as the newest member of XYZ. Also, other Greeks will show up, especially those of that sorority or fraternity that the probate is of and their sorors and brothers from other schools as well as their own. Other occurances at a probate are: reciting the Greek alphabet, acknowledging your big sisters or big brothers, the announcement of the line name and ones individual line name. Following this event, which attracts a lot of members, especially of the black race, is a party. Also, the newest members of that organization are showered with memorabilia to keep.

Did you see the Delta probate last Thursday? There were five girls on line and they arrived in police cars.

by girlchucked May 5, 2006

Pronade

A term used on call of duty when one has an impressive grenade kill.

We're losing A!

**throws grenade, gets kill**

Ewww what a pronade.

by TZRISAWESOME February 20, 2011

pronatalist

One who encourages childbearing, either out of some practical or religious belief that human populations were designed to grow naturally, or one who believes human populations should grow nearly as large as possible, to benefit nearly as many people as reasonably possible.

A pronatalist is likely to be offended by a draconian anti-child policy, such as China's "one child" policy.

Pronatalists naturally oppose human population "control."

by Pronatalist August 25, 2005