Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Pre seed

👉 Certainly! The word "Pre-Seed" is a phrase that means something that comes before something else, just like how a seed doesn't grow after being planted but still exists.

For example: "I've been meaning to do some work on my car for days, and now I finally need to pre-seed it." This sentence implies that you haven't done anything yet, which is why the "pre-seeding" part of the phrase isn't quite clear. The phrase suggests that you're not fully committed to getting your car fixed or that there's something important you need to do before you even think about doing work on it. So in essence, "Pre-Seeding" is a very sneaky way of saying "waiting for something else" - but this time, the something else is usually something that needs to happen first.