prexy

[ prek-see ]

noun

, Slang.

, plural prex·ies.

1. a president, especially of a college or university.

Word History and Origins

Origin of prexy¹

1855–60; prex (by shortening and alteration of president ) + -y ²

Example Sentences

Prexy always comes to that and any of the alumni who happen to be down.

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“Prexy has specially requested you to repeat the Flora picture,” she announced, breathlessly.

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Prexy, Miss Walker, was not only willing to coperate but delighted that the students were finding a way out of the difficulty.

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“Prexy looks worried,” remarked Sid, as the good doctor passed on out of hearing.

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“And of course she expected Prexy or the registrar to go back and look for them,” added Rachel.

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