prolix

Writing a book to describe something you could describe in a sentance.

Prolix: She felt her heart pounding in great effort from which she could not describe how it was dragging along without harmony. It was as if the world had turned the tide and suddenly, it began to expand and burst out of her chest with a immeasurable amount of pressure.

Without Prolix: Her heart exploded.

by Amy October 7, 2006

Prolific

Nipsey Hustle

"I'm Prolific, so gifted. I'm the type that's gonna go get it, no lie" -Nipsey Hustle (Victory Lap)

by Black soap April 9, 2019

Prolific

Prolific means to be plentiful and abundant, especially when it comes to output in terms of life's work.

Prolific is constantly looking for opportunities to elevate and strengthen something you love.

by SaintPablo February 21, 2021

Proliphibate

The act of coming up with new words in order to advance arguments

Don't hate, proliphibate.

by Nairb Nezteig November 30, 2011

prolingual

A prolingual person, in a broad definition, is one who can program in more than one computer language.

1. I don't understand what this c language is talking about!

2. Don't worry I have a friend who is prolingual in computers.

by ZacGarrett August 24, 2010

ProLifeEration

(n). The cumulative advertisements for Pro Life, anti-abortion
viewpoints, found in the forms of bumper stickers on back of cars, billboards near churches, posters on bulletin boards, etc.

I was driving in traffic when I pulled up behind a car full of ProLifeEration statements.

by boggler October 19, 2007

Prolike

A given recognition of professional performance,and or proven action. (Eney action that can become a profession, the term "prolike" can be used)

Did you see the way gus was drifting on forza 2, it was prolike.
The way gus shook that kid was in a prolike motion.
Amanda's speech deserves prolike recognition.

by Gust-o June 18, 2009