prez
- noun
- /prɛz/
- Slang
- I pray the pressure on the prez and this administration doesn't stop.
Examples
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The prez announced a new initiative to help local businesses thrive.
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The students were excited to hear the prez speak at their graduation ceremony.
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The only way to do this is for the prez to call them into SPECIAL SESSION.
Blog text (4) -
If it were up to the prez, he'd welcome him back in a minute.
Blog text (23) -
"Oreanna wants to run for student body prez.
Fiction book (1991) -
Now the prez has the audacity to ask why people are questioning her?
Blog text (25) -
If you're prez, you should dictate how your office runs and run it to suit yourself.
Blog text (20) -
The two candidates that we have for prez will need to be balanced by credible progressives that are NOT DLC.
Blog text (18) -
After the meeting, the prez thanked everyone for their hard work and dedication.
Synonyms
The senior leader of a country, group, or company
A person who leads meetings of an organization or committee
A person in charge of a team or project
A person who leads a college or university
How Powerful
Surface Forms
Etymology
Prez is an informal short for president, which means 'in charge' or the main leader. So calling someone the prez is a casual way to say they are the group's leader.