Promiship
Where 2 people link up but arent in a relationship, however, if you and that person want to be in a relationship in a couple of years time, you both make a promise with eachother to be in a relationship in the future. Kinda like a promise ring but you start with a friendship and then promise to go into a relationship with them in the future.
This is mostly for people doing long distance relationship but can also be for normal relationship aswell.
This is mostly for people doing long distance relationship but can also be for normal relationship aswell.
Related Words
Provish • provishgaming • Pravisht • provisions • pravish • promish • Provisionalism • provisioning • Pravishka • pravishti
Provisionalism
Thomas Jefferson believed in provisionalism. He argued that because no generation has a right to bind subsequent generations, the Constitution should expire every 19 years.
Provisionalism by TakesNoCredit July 21, 2016
privish
That douchebag in the Tesla didn’t merge into the line of cars and cut us off! He’s so privish.
Karens are usually privish.
Karens are usually privish.
privish by ElissaByouknow July 26, 2020
provis
To role your eyes when speaking with your arms crossed then shake vigerously when laughing. To wear extra tight shirts.
provis by Pink_steel August 23, 2011
Promisha
Promisha is a type of girl who is very strong. Not everyone like her. She is having only 2 to 3 close friends only. She doesn't believe in love. Her best friend or boy friend name starts probably with 'A'. Very cheerful girl. Very beautiful and has long luscious hair.
Promisha by Flamboyance June 15, 2021
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Ya mans is wild buns, respectfully. Respectfully he's washed.
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