premature adulation
It was so embarrassing when all you could hear was the soloist's aria and John's premature adulation in the auditorium.
premature adulation by Gryfin December 30, 2011
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premature adulation
I suffered an acute case of premature adulation when I told my friends I submitted a word to Urban Dictionary...then was rejected.
premature adulation by MJAlbus January 3, 2014
Premature Adapulation
The act of giving one's friend a "Dap" handshake signifying the departure of one another only to end up walking once again in the same direction
Me and matt were walking down the hall together and as we engaged in our "Dap" handshake saying goodbye, we ended up walking the same way again, it was a Premature Adapulation
Premature Adapulation by Slither Skins September 13, 2013
Pre-Mature Send-aculation
When you accidentally send a text or e-mail without any attachment you meant to attach, or anything that you meant to write
Sorry I sent you the e-mail without the documents, I had Pre-Mature Send-aculation and hit enter before I attached the documents.
Pre-Mature Send-aculation by Maheine Asmelly May 9, 2011
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