pritique

a pre-critique, it is what you are thinking before you make a critique.

after your read write a pritique

by merriam websterr March 25, 2008

pretique

A "pretique" is the combination of "pre" PLUS "-tique" (from critque). Since a critique means a critical review or commentary, especially one dealing with works of art - a "pretique" describes a critique BEFORE having percieved/recieved the very piece of art. Therefore it is great word/term for wise guys or clever clogs.

- This very movie is bad!
- Have you seen it yet?
- No, I do not have to. It is a PRETIQUE.

by Rudolf Inderst May 17, 2008

Pretiquette

When someone sits on a table in Pret A Manger with their laptop/work for hours and only drinks one coffee. Or doesn't clear the table after them.

Sarah: Aww, there is nowhere to sit.
Brad: Look at that guy taking up a whole table, nigga don't even got a drink.
Sarah: That's bad pretiquette

by hell0_w0rld October 20, 2015

pratique

permission granted to a ship to have dealings with a port, given after quarantine or on showing a clean bill of health.

people had to show a pratique to dock at the port. but nobody cares.
Did you know that when pratique is scrambled you can spell: U R A QT pie?

And U R A QT pie ;)

by chyzld.but<3 December 21, 2022

pretiquette

When someone queues in the wrong line at a Pret in London, so they end up standing for ages in the wrong queue, take up much needed space, and look like a nob.

Or, used to describe someone who is generally not well versed in the traditions of Pret A Manger in London.

*Person stands in the waiting-to-receive queue when they should be in the waiting to-be-served queue*

Sue: "That person is a mug and lacks pretiquette!"

by LongPyjamas December 28, 2023