prescarious

scarily precarious

A psyche like that of Donald Trump controlling the nuclear football put the world in a prescarious position.

by planetaryman September 17, 2022

Procarious

A financial negotiation term. When the procurement department of a company creates a precarious situation.

I went in hoping to get the contract signed, but then the finance guys showed up and it got totally procarious.

by The E Train March 25, 2010

Prescious

A sassy black woman who is known to be quiet and yet an extremely sweet person. Everyone listens to her when she speaks because what she is saying is intensly wise. She will make a wonderful orientation leader.

I wish I could be like Prescious because she is an amazing person.

by HP7grl August 19, 2011

precarious position

To be at ones mercy. To be in a situation where only someone else other than your self can decide your fate. (Most of the time a bad scenario).

When Steve put my king in check i knew i was in a precarious position.

After the defendant sat down and took a look into the eyes of the vindictive jury he thought to himself "well ain't I in a precarious position".

by QuietMezzo January 18, 2009

precarious

Dangerously lacking security

Iraq is a precarius place for citizens to walk freely.

by Khalid Chahi January 3, 2005

precariously

dangerously unsteady

Hopefully this has not ruined our precariously perched friendship.

Listen to unsteady (use the word precarious in place of unsteady) by X-Ambassorders.

by glazer no chaser November 15, 2017

Precurious

(Adj.) Used to describe someone with a general predisposition to curiosity; contrasted by someone moved to curiosity by a thought, event or experience.

I’m so precurious, I’m interested in every movie.

by precurious_being October 31, 2022