preliterate

A person who has not developed the use of speaking from reading and writing, but instead from conversation or freestyle speaking. At best they speak in rhythmatic style with bunches of words. It may be explicitly implied that the person does not get their facts from non-fiction or understanding of life from literature.

He spoke in a preliterate style which was perfect for his illiterate followers.

by mlhiss December 24, 2019

preiterate

To say something before your friend does. To correctly guess and say what is about to be said in a conversation. The opposite of reiterate.

John didn't copy Mark. Mark just preiterated what John said.

by klaus_the_american December 16, 2013

politerate

1. Informed on, and conversationally fluent in current events and decision-making processes.
2. Used to describe an aware, non-aligned individual who remains engaged while eschewing hysteria; usually of the Millennial generation.

I always discuss the news with Jay Z because he is so politerate.

by jeffersontroll September 7, 2015

proliferate

to increase rapidly in numbers due to not practicing abortion

While conservative Christians continue to proliferate, liberals are prochoicerating.

by FlaviusP September 11, 2016

proliferate

according to my 11th grade biology teacher : "hump like crazy"

when bacteria mass reproduce, they proliferate

by pinkybrit21 September 30, 2004

peniterate

penetrating over and over again

Instead of saying fuck me more, say peniterate me

by weeblefottom December 8, 2021