Definition of prep

prep

popular people, jocks, cheerleaders, stupid people.
Only preps wear Abercrombie and Fitch.

Last edited on Aug 25 2015. Submitted by zach z. on May 03 2002.
A person that is always happy and wears a certain brand of clothing and is a popular person.
You are a prep.

Last edited on Aug 25 2015. Submitted by sara on Jul 13 2002.
a popular person; one who hangs out with the "popular" crowd.
The freaks hated the preps in school.

Last edited on Aug 25 2015. Submitted by Anonymous on Oct 07 2002.
A person who dresses, acts, and talks like everyone else. Lacks personality. Conformist.
Last edited on Nov 07 2003. Submitted by Stephanie F. from Ohio, USA on Nov 07 2003.
bitchy person with an attitude that they're better than everyone else; only nice to their other bitchy attitudinal friends
Last edited on Oct 27 2004. Submitted by Kristin W. from Conway, AR, USA on Oct 27 2004.

abbreviated form of "prepare".

Citation from Dex (video game) censored in hope of resolving Google's penalty against this site.

Last edited on Aug 25 2015. Submitted by Walter Rader (Editor) from Sacramento, CA, USA on Aug 25 2015.

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