prepper
- noun
- /ˈprɛpər/
- UK
- The community center hosted a meeting for preppers to share tips on disaster preparedness.
- Doomsday Preppers
Maybe you're one of these post apocalyptic preppers that's ready for anything.
- Maybe you're one of these post apocalyptic preppers that's ready for anything.
- And I have smart preppers their their preparedness plans always involve the communities in which they're embedded.
- Or even you'd have to be an advanced prepper with military training to be able to survive in a world without agriculture, right?
- Thank you in advance for doing an episode on Doomsday Preppers, Patriot.
- I have found an article about a housewife prepper.
- So we don't need chefs, we don't need preppers, we don't need we, we need one or two people.
- And yeah, these guys, they just kept talking about South survivors and preppers.
Examples
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It's like the prepper's Bible, and you should buy that before doing anything else.
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Since Rand is probably a prepper, we can't help but wonder what he keeps stored in his bunker.
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In addition, it is going to be really hard to rent a really good "prepper" property.
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It's actually been discussed in the prepper community for years but went mainstream media news in August 2008.
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Or even you'd have to be an advanced prepper with military training to be able to survive in a world without agriculture, right?
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I have a fair bit of silver coins in my safe just for the worst case scenario sort of prepper risk where you might want to do some barter.
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If you're interested in becoming more self-sufficient, I recommend you join the American Prepper's Network.
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Maybe you're one of these post apocalyptic preppers that's ready for anything.
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As a dedicated prepper, she has stocked her basement with supplies for emergencies.
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He attended a workshop where experienced preppers taught essential survival skills.
Synonyms
A person who stores food and learns to live without help after disasters
How Prepared
- UK
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Prepper comes from the verb prepare, which means 'to get ready', plus the ending -er that names a person who does something. So a prepper is someone who gets ready for emergencies by keeping food, water, and other supplies on hand.