prebuke

Noun: A preplanned response or defense in anticipation of harsh criticism for one's behavior or actions.
Verb: To preplan a response or defense in anticipation of harsh criticism for one's behavior or actions. rebuke, rebuttal, prebuttal, rebuff, verbal bomb, verbal defense, strategy, tact, criticism, verbal assault

I knew that my boss was going to come after me when we didn't get that account. My prebuke was that the client couldn't fund the project we created for them.

by joecoolthefool June 2, 2016

Prebake

1. To prepare for a particular event by smoking
2. The weed equivalent of "pregaming"

Dude I can't handle that class. Let's prebake it.

by Sumptuous March 9, 2011

prebunked

The times just prebunked who an election was stolen.

I prebunked you already

by BlueElvis February 5, 2021

prepukescent

The feeling you have have just before you want to puke.

I was feeling sick, totally prepukescent. Then I saw her, and tossed.

by Jules Kule December 3, 2020

prebulescence

The word is like prebusent but better and prebulescence means you have become way more mature, when a boy is hasn’t hit puberty he is prebulescent! It’s an absolutely amazing word and should be considered to be into your vocabulary for years to come!

Person #1: "Did you know that boy about to hit puberty?"

Person #2: "No,That’s awesome though "

Person #1: "He is prebulescence"

by Hunter1122527 March 15, 2023

PreLuke

That “Shut” you hear after Luke drinks beer and fireball.

“I’m famous. After a few beers I’m PreLuke, I have a new word in the dictionary”

by PreLuke July 24, 2023