pre /ˈpɹi/preposition 1noun 4verb 2forms 1 preposition1 •(informal) Before (something significant).In the posting, Matthews said he wished that, “more blacks [sic] people would look into ancient beliefs of pre Christian Africa.” — 2019 noun4 •[in the plural] (slang) Clipping of predrinks.This one's for a short and sweet pres before heading to the club. If you're aiming to get absolutely SMASHED in a short amount of time, this is the game for you! — 2022 •(slang) Clipping of preparty. •(slang) Clipping of precum. •(slang, old-fashioned) Clipping of prefect.“If a pre looked in now —” “Or Quelch—!” grinned the Bounder. “They'd have him!” said Bob Cherry. “Better wake him up.” — 1950 verb2 •(slang) Clipping of pre-drink.This view alone is reason enough to book up this place for a girl's weekend. Imagine preing outside the city lights, playing the Lemonade visual album full blast on Apple TV. — 2017 •(slang) Clipping of precum. formspreing
