Urban Dictionary: prowse

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To without warning provide important data to a conversation that abruptly settles the matter in question.

I was merely wondering the extent of the use of ghost writers in political autobiographies and then Josh prowsed the conversation

by ogcssssaaaa September 10, 2010

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NPR-American

A class of US citizen that receives all their news from the National Public Radio, or NPR, and no other sources. See: shit-lib, NPC, or SWPL (white educated liberal bohemian).

This personality is the counterpart of an American who is addicted to Fox News. Both demographics fail to cultivate objective opinions due to a biased media diet. This is to no fault of both groups; it's the result of the USA's piss-poor journalistic standards, ethics and values.

Josie is such a NPR-American, all her political knowledge is from sound bites on her morning commute to work. She has no reason to be so smug.

by monkeylabor September 12, 2021

prowse

a male or female that is unaware that they are being subjected to untrue religious doctrines, so much so that they become foolishly indulged in furthering the religioous lie, without realizeing that they were lied to in the first place

person #1) dont go all prowse on their ass! it'll only get you burned at the steak.

by pseudo this bitch November 29, 2011

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