Origin of prep
First recorded in 1860–65; by shortening
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Related Words for prepped
inclined, able, willing, qualified, planned, adapted, processed, fit, provide, fix, gird, equip, brace, arrange, gear, prepare, supply, qualify, decorate, rigExamples from the Web for prepped
Contemporary Examples of prepped
The local hospital, in the nearby town of Reading, has been prepped in case of any emergency.
The Chinese team, prepped, fed, and polished, was hungry for victory.
Has he prepped well enough to carry his debating advantage into weaker terrain—the debate on foreign policy?
From a young age, Mormon children are prepped to take on these leadership roles.
Tonight, by contrast, it was as though he had prepped for the showdown by doing several lines of coke backstage.
prep
noun
verb preps, prepping or prepped
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