precupatious

the spanglish translation of the spanish word "preocupado". to be pre-occupied or worried about something.

"Bro, when I didn't see your ride in the lot, I got really precupatious that someone stole your new scion!"

by Spanglish Meng October 29, 2009

Precupation

verb
1. give way to anxiety or unease; allow one's mind to dwell on difficulty or troubles.
"he has precupation about his soldier sons in the war"

synonyms: fret, be concerned, be anxious, agonize, overthink, brood, panic, lose sleep, get worked up, get stressed, get in a state, stew, torment oneself
"she has precution about his health"

noun
1. a state of anxiety and uncertainty over actual or potential problems.
"they are in constant state of precupation, for themselves as well as for their children"

synonyms: anxiety, perturbation, distress, concern, uneasiness, unease, disquiet, fretfulness, restlessness, nervousness, nerves, agitation, edginess, tension, stress; apprehension, fear, dread, trepidation, misgiving, angst; informalbutterflies (in the stomach), the willies, the heebie-jeebies

"I'm beside myself with precupation"

"🐼 is always getting trouble, 👸 tells him, 'No precupation"

"Bobby's dog was scared so Bobby tells him, 'No precupation"

by ClassyPanda January 13, 2018