I was on my way to a wedding in New Orleans, so I had 24 hours to prep the 18 pages of text that they sent me.
Some have even started sharing their prep use on those apps.
Oshay Davis is on prep and plans to be on it for the foreseeable future.
Of the 2,319 people prescribed Truvada for prep in 2012 and 2013 nationwide, almost half were women.
We kept pushing and financing the prep ourselves because we had a very strong sense that it was the right time for that movie.
I know you; likewise the president of this chorus was in my prep.
"He's at prep now, but he'll enter Yale next year," she ended proudly.
I flunked in geometry at the prep school I attended last year.
Alfred and Jack went every morning to the “prep” school in Dorchester.
As it is, I know this sort of thing goes on the whole of prep.
1862, short for preparation. Prep school attested from 1895, short for preparatory school. First record of prep in the sense "student or graduate of a preparatory school" is from 1899 (also see preppie).
slang shortening of prepare, 1908. Related: Prepped; prepping.
prep (prěp)
v. prepped, prep·ping, preps
To prepare for a medical examination or surgical procedure.
adjective
Preparatory; preparing a student for college or university (1895+)
noun
verb
[prep, ''student at a preparatory school,'' is found by 1890, and prepster by the 1940s]
