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Preek
PREPPY = of or typical of a student or graduate of an expensive prep school, especially with reference to their style of dress.
"the preppy look"
GEEK = a person who is knowledgeable about and obsessively interested in a particular subject, especially one that is technical or of specialist or niche interest.
"a computer geek"
someone who is a combination of both is a PREEK. they will dress in Vineyard vines, sperrys, and pool all day but then tell you about the lasted marvel movie
GEEK + PREEPY = PREEK
"the preppy look"
GEEK = a person who is knowledgeable about and obsessively interested in a particular subject, especially one that is technical or of specialist or niche interest.
"a computer geek"
someone who is a combination of both is a PREEK. they will dress in Vineyard vines, sperrys, and pool all day but then tell you about the lasted marvel movie
GEEK + PREEPY = PREEK
Preek by Cape cod mom March 22, 2023
Phreek
pleek
its like saying please, made famous by rachel berry in her episode where she cries after tanking her audition
pleek by lynthegorl February 5, 2021
Spawn Peek
In the game Rainbow Six Siege a player (defender) partially breaks open a window or door to get a cheap shot at the enemies. Usually these people are Jäger or Bandt but all players can do this
Attacker: THE FUCKING LITTLE SPAWN PEEKING JÄGER IS SITTING IN THE WINDOW WAITING FOR US TO FEED HIM HIS LITTLE ACE
Jäger: lol rekt ez
Jäger: lol rekt ez
Spawn Peek by end me pls August 19, 2017
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