pre-make
/priːˈmeɪk
/verb (past and past participle pre-made) [with object]
Prepare or create in advance: they probably pre-make all their food in order to serve it quickly the units are pre-made in a factory...
- This recipe starts with an easy DIY biscuit mix that you pre-make at home.
- I'm really bad at making judgment calls, so I try to pre-make my decisions ahead of time by having a routine.
- They pre-make the tea, instead of offering tea bags and hot water.
- presbytére
- prescaler
- prescapular
- preschizophrenia
- preschizophrenic
- preschool
- preschooler
- pre-schooling
- prescience
- prescient
- pre-scientific
- presciently
- prescind
- prescission
- pre-score
- pre-scoring
- Prescott
- prescreen
- prescribable
- prescribe
- prescriber
- prescript
- prescriptibility
- prescriptible
- prescription