Country Dictionary

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pre-lick your oreos

A threat describing the act of licking somebody else's oreos before the original owners have the time to "twist it, lick it, dunk it" themselves.
As a result, when the original owner licks their oreo, they are savouring your sweet sweet saliva.
Works in the phrase "Don't make me pre-lick your oreos"

Guy1: Were you... dropped as a child?
Guy2: Hey shut up! Don't make me pre-lick your oreos!!

by MyODE05 October 25, 2011

Big pre

The big general

Person 1 : it’s big pre to you hoes
Person 2 : that’s big pre
Pre : the biggest

by Just talking November 21, 2021

Pre-search

Looking up information someone or something before you even have an idea of what it might be, as in you’re pre-search will help decide if you even want to consider tackling a problem (or dating someone you hope is freaky)

“He asked me to listen to a weird sound coming from his motorcycle, so I told him to send me the make model and year so i could do some Pre-search on it”

by Playasakdeez May 01, 2024

Pre-mature E-flopulation

When playing Texas Hold-em, the dealer turns over the flop before everyone has bet.

Dude, I have not bet yet. That was such a pre-mature E-flopulation.

by TX-BWC August 19, 2010

Pre Near Death Experience

A state of a higher power of consciousness that occurs when one is so close to death that the awareness of impending death is like that of surfing the fringe of death itself, and in that of the most peaceful and assuring manner.

My pre near death experience of the car careening toward mine had me realize that my body could or may not survive the collision, and hence my consciousness felt as if given over to a higher power; a peaceful and sublime place of surrender in getting ready to cross over to the other side.

by SkinVoyage May 23, 2021

Pre-high

That's the feel like your high, such as laughing and smiling for no reason, but you're not high.

My friend can't help his smile so he is pre-high

by Pushkush March 08, 2019

Pre-Holiday Movie

These are the movies that are released from the middle of October to about the middle of November, just before the holiday movie season. They may have some elements of being a holiday movie (slim but potential Oscar nomination, somewhat epic, drama, romantic comedy) but are usually not the major draw that the holiday blockbusters are. These are frequently horror movies to capitalize on Halloween.

The pre-holiday movies serve Hollywood by advertising the holiday blockbusters.

by New English October 10, 2010