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procrastibating

To waste time and precious work hours through self-sex. In college, sex and procrastinating are two common facts of life. This word combines the two pastimes. Also, the average college male More…

procrastivity

The act of doing productive things, with the purpose of putting off doing actual, more pressing or important work. The term is especially applicable in a college setting, where students are More…

Procrasturbate

To waste time in a manner which prevents the successful completion of work. Apparent meaning: to waste time by procrastinating, in such a way that you harm your ability to successfully More…

Procrasturbation

to masturbate instead of taking care of more important things, to masturbate while other pressing matters await. =used when someone masturbates instead of studying, working, or doing More…

procrasturbation(1)

The act of procrastinating through the act of masturbation, usually due to running out of all other forms of procrastination. =Usually not used in a literal sense to describe what you More…

prodiction

(verb) A prediction that holds true. Generally saved for only the most far-off predictions, ones that would deem the maker to be "pro". ="Oh man did you see that kill? A More…

Prof

Professor; an individual who teaches at a college. Most likely 'prof' was used becuase it’s faster and easier to say a one syllable word (‘prof’) than it is to say the More…

Prof

The Professor of a university course This is an informal shortening used by students because it is easier to say than professor. It is very similar to many other words in student language More…

Prof pic

Profile Picture on social networking sites. =Waseem's prof pic is super cute! Etymology : Abbreviation of profile and picture =Facebook

profastinate

to procrastinate because you are too lazy to go and get food to eat, so you are too hungry to think and you cant get any work done =I do that too, I profasatinate though Etymology : from More…

profesh

(clipping) Competently done or well organized. Like a professional, up to standards. Proper, correct. Used by high school girls, often sarcastically or ironically. Even though it is a More…

PROFESSIONCENTRIC

Belief that ones profession is the sole means of improving the world. The speaker is trying to compactly convey the idea that lawyers are focused on how their work will improve the world. More…

Profro

(Noun) High school seniors who have been accepted to Stanford or some other colleges; may or may not attend Stanford or that particular college. ="We need to make sure that profros More…

progamer

An individual who plays games for money and or a living. For example, the Koreans Flash, Jaedong, Bisu, Jangbi, and Hyuk all make money off of their progaming careers, therefore they are More…

proggy

other way to say program S. likes frogs. Thus, whenever she speaks, she always try to relate to a frog, and the word, apparently is a blending of ‘frog’ and More…

Programingcentric

Centered around programming The professor unconventionally added the suffix –centric to the whole word programming. =We are going to concentrate on the programmingcentric viewpoint. More…

programmed

(verb) In the mathematical/scientific equation, the variables are divided/multiplied/etc. by certain values so that the equation itself includes certain assumed conditions. =For example, More…

PROLLY

Likely to happen, possibly occur. =I'm prolly going to the party tonight. Etymology : elided pronunciation of "probably." Assimilation of the "b"to an "l" =Conversation

Prolly(2)

(deletion) ‘probably’, without much doubt. This term is more a morpheme deletion than a clipping. This means the word is most likely formed by analogy from a original Latin word with an More…

promposal

a typically elaborate offer to be someone’s date to prom =A promposal is an elaborate method to ask someone to be your date to prom, a formal dance for upperclassmen in high school held in More…


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