Predictable
The quality of being easily anticipated; as in a behavior or response easily anticipated due to historic pattern.
Example:
"Kari's seemingly reflexive need to hijack a Facebook post and/or be the first to comment had become all-too-predictable."
"Kari's seemingly reflexive need to hijack a Facebook post and/or be the first to comment had become all-too-predictable."
Prediction
Description by marketers for explaining what usually is already happening. Most frequent level of usage generally occurs in December.
Prediction
predictable
I knew you where looking this up on Urban Dictionary.com
how about...clitoris, I predict your lookin that up next.
how about...clitoris, I predict your lookin that up next.
Example:
Man, your so predictable.
Man, your so predictable.
predictation
Example:
After realizing how accurate her predictation was, Emily could not wait to have Johns cock inside her.
After realizing how accurate her predictation was, Emily could not wait to have Johns cock inside her.
PREDICT
Predict
Example:
On his wedding night, Harry discovered much to his chagrin that his new bride had been predict.
On his wedding night, Harry discovered much to his chagrin that his new bride had been predict.
predictive texting
A feature on many smart phones that often causes one to make unwitting hilarious, retarded, offensive, and/or douchebag-like statements when texting. Especially hard to catch when preoccupied with something else while speed texting.
Example:
Michelle broke up with me 'cause while I was watching the game the predictive texting on my phone called her Michaela instead.
Michelle broke up with me 'cause while I was watching the game the predictive texting on my phone called her Michaela instead.