prelete

prelete (pre-ˈlēt) : Deleting an irrelevant email prior to the entire email loading.

I prelete almost all of Elly’s emails about our file distribution and doc status…and her owl tattoos.

by def from above 1971 July 29, 2013

Fallacy of the predetermined outcome

A phrase frequently used by Yankees announcer Michael Kay to refer to the flawed logic behind thinking that event x is set in stone and would have happened regardless of all events leading up to it.

Michael kay:” You don’t want to fall victim to the fallacy of the predetermined outcome, but you have to wonder how things are different if the umpire called that pitch a strike.”

by Lolknicks April 9, 2021

Prevete

Ugly
Often used to shame or make fun of someone who has a crush on somebody

Pronunciation key: pruh-veh-tee

"What, you like Amanda... PREVETE!"
"I heard you like the prevetes"
"When are you going out with prevete?"

by ThoughtRanger7 June 24, 2018

prelate

A prelate is someone higher in command, a boss,a colonel or a general. A prelate often has control over many groups of people.

Rey is a prelate of Sabin.

by Reynsluboltinn November 14, 2006

prelated

antonym of belated, therefore it is early

this word is used when someone declares "my birthday is tomorrow", the listener replies "happy prelated birthday"

by Dustin Winship Henderson May 24, 2005

proleter

ProleteR is a band that makes electronic/jazz music with trumpets, pianos and other instruments it is a small band that usually never use singers in their music

Did you hear the new song that ProleteR released?

by FurryWolf September 17, 2017

prelated

Used to describe something that you anticipate will be belated (e.g. wishing someone happy birthday) had it not occurred at this instant (now), at a time which is earlier than "on time".

Most commonly seen on Facebook walls where one friend wishes another a happy "prelated birthday" (in case they forget to do so on the day of).

"Here's my prelated congratulations for acing that test!"

by Yuan Zhou December 17, 2008