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precharge 

see prekrunk

To have drinks aka recharge before heading out to get krunk

Usually used as a noun whereas prekrunk is used mostly as a verb. Although prekrunk is the preferred synonym, precharge will be used more often contextually with recharge
Make me a prechrage before we go out.

Usually used when calling out a prekrunk beverage or to get it going.. "PRECHRAGE!!"
precharge by BDef March 18, 2004
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recharge 

to replenish one's energy, resources, etc. (from the notion of recharging a battery)
He has to recharge after a long week.
recharge by The Return of Light Joker September 11, 2009

recharge 

When you've wanked for a extended period of time and you need to recharge your fluids.
Aww fuck cunt, I've been wanking for over fucking 5 hours now cunt I'm spent I need a recharge.
recharge by Real Nigga 12 June 6, 2020

Nut Recharge 

When one male places the head of his erect penis against the head of another erect males penis so they're urethras are lined up with each other and one of the males ejaculates into the other males urethra recharging the other males nut.
my boy joey came in clutch and gave me a nut recharge before my girl came over
Nut Recharge by I am Kerm July 24, 2019

Recharges 

When you masturbate to completion during a Bubble Session.
"The next time I'm Bubbling, I'm going to do Recharges every hour."
Recharges by SkippyJohnJones June 26, 2019

Recharge 

To smoke another bowl or joint when coming down off a high to regain the initial level of high.
#1 Hey man, I'm almost sober. Lets recharge.

#2 I'm not ready for this high to be over. I need a recharge.
Recharge by 0rph August 17, 2010
Peh-Share.

An uprising stereotype somewhat like prep, and scene with a little more razzle dazzle.

A typical pechare cheri wears colourful, fitted layers. The colours tend to be on the brighter side. Such as neons, sequences, stripes, polka dots, etc. They rarely wear clothes resembeling the emo. Skinny jeans seem to be quite popular amongst the pechares. They also however adore the short shorts. Also known as, booty shorts. They also like layering their jewelery. A pechare isn't really concerned whether or not their outfit actually matches. Just if they are comfortable in whats hugging their either fit, or semi fit body type.
They are typically active people. Not sexually, that's a personal choice(:

Like their outfits, their personalities are one of a kind.
They have a very upbeat, outgoing, positive, yet mellow personality. They're happy one moment, and devistated the next. Not to confuse them with bi polar, they just have a lot of emotions and can't particularly favour one over the other. They don't really care what others have to say. They speak their mind, and they know what they want. Opinionated would have to be the word. Setting trends is what a pechare is all about. They don't follow the crowd often.

Music; they don't really have one genre, or a genre dedicated to them that they listen to. They listen to whatever their little hearts desire. They do however favour techno, pop, indie, and dance the most though.

The hair. Their hair is like a person of it's own. Layers. Layers. Layers. They are big fad of the choppy look. Choppy layers, and sometimes even a choppy bob. Like victoria beckham, not like katie holmes' new due.

Their vocabulary consists of the following words: grody, fersure, duh, tubular, razzle-dazzle, darling, rad, sweetie, hun, sweatheart, peaches, betty, doode, lovely, betch, deck, spanking, marvelous, ooberly, spectacular, ohmyew, bite off, oh baby, spaz, babe, my dear, dayummm, bangable, miel, apple, strawberries, sucker, ahh, iloveyou, losers, EEEP, ehk and manifique.
OMG; did you see that girl in second period? Her hair was so manifique, she MUST be pechare:]]
Pechare by Oh dangggg. December 12, 2007
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