prefense
Describes indecisiveness.
prefense by VICKI KARMA November 14, 2006
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Prefense
Through situational and spatial awareness, a person can avoid circumstances that would require a defense. This is Prefense.
Prefense by pdcounterstep September 4, 2022
false pretense
In law, it means making untrue statements for the purpose of obtaining money or property. It is a form of theft.
But it could also be a false representation of fact or circumstance; misleading; lying.
But it could also be a false representation of fact or circumstance; misleading; lying.
Disney should be charged with false pretense for making little boys and girls believe that life always has a happy ending, for making boys and girls believe that a bully will always get what they deserve, and for making little girls believe that there is a prince charming out there waiting to sweep them off their feet. This misrepresentation of life that Disney gives leads to their money gain.
false pretense by katie was here August 4, 2007
pretense
pretense by AbigailNoelle November 28, 2007
pretense
"pretense" - (v) when you pretend, and make others tense!
- (n) a person who displays a false image in order
to impress another, especially for personal
gain.
- (n) a person who displays a false image in order
to impress another, especially for personal
gain.
"Margret is such a pretense-- like she's really met Justin Bieber!
"Get that frickin' pretense outta here-- NOW!"
"Get that frickin' pretense outta here-- NOW!"
pretense by Juan O'Malley August 20, 2011
Prefensive
I had been angry and prefensive all day because I new my boss was going to fire me and I had everything I was going to say loaded and ready...then he asked me in his office and I was like "here we go" ... then he told me he wanted me to plan the Christmas party.
Prefensive by Mustardbomb June 10, 2025
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