Proneactic

A word used by one to sound smart in an argument when the person knows the opponent is right. Mainly used as an example of a long-word alluding to being smarter and hence being more correct.

The consolidated refinement was proneactic.

by King of Jareth April 20, 2015

Pronasticrate

To put of work or other duties (procrastinate) by masturbation or the thoughts and ideation thereof.

I would have finished my english paper earlier but with internet and lube at hand, to pronasticrate was inevitable.

by Peter5821 February 5, 2009

projecticating

The act of doing a project.

I am projecticating today. I have to do laundry, wash dishes, help the children.

by RebekahRH September 19, 2006

projectic

Adjective: Describes a person, place or thing that is ghetto like or can be found in the projects.

That girl's weave looks projectic.
That neighborhood is projectic.

by T-smooth May 3, 2008

protecticon

The use of a textual emoticon as a magical ASCII amulet you append to any offensive saying. Doing so protects you from the flaming arrows of the evil one.

John, you are such an f'n moron, why the hell don't you get a life and learn how to use protecticons? ;)

by jwkichline October 20, 2008

pronastication

referring to a ridiculous level of procrastination, so ridiculous, said person can not even take the time to say the word correctly.

Woe is me, my pronastication has left me in another night with my hand.

by Klutzposition September 12, 2009

Proactical

1. To be proactively involved with a situation or scene.
2. The first-person definition of calling oneself a planner and deep thinker.
3. To get the job done right the first time
4. Thinking outside the box

"Getting my book report done a week ahead of time was very proactical"

"I am a very proactical thinker and planner"

by DerekJay February 3, 2010