a hood, formally know as providence. where all hippies and pubbies go to drink. includes brown and stops at risd, basically east side without risd. lots of gangs:
ex- thayer gang, brown poopies, and risd poopies

a fire hazard, a teacher, a mother, a mentor, a doctor of cell biology, whale enthusiast, was the person in college to take any dare, sponsored by long skirts and old school new balance sneakers, uses long metaphors nobody understands. Low-Key everyone's favorite teacher whether they admit it or not.

Can be shortened to Doc with the same effect

A slang term that refers to the city of Providence, which is located in the state of Rhode Island. This term was created and popularized by one the cities rap group name the Biga Boys Club in the early 2000s.

Verb. Or Noun. Whatever.

A term used by improvisers (those who perfrom improv/improvisation), to describe the act of improvising material at any time prior to the actual performance (bad), or planning how the performance of improvised material plays out (worse). In either case, pre-prov-ing (pre-provving?) renders the pre-prov-ed (pre-provved?) material un-improvisable, and thus null, void, and unapproachable to any good sport of a good improviser. Improv practice is intentional pre-prov, in order to practice skills and techniques. When just joking around, yes, unintentional pre-prov happens, and though often funny, may present a major bummer to any good sport of a good improviser. Though often adaptable to create quality, finalized, REHEARSED material (i.e., a practiced comedy sketch, a polished song), what is pre-prov-ed/pre-provved can never be performed as true improv (without involving memory loss, that is).

Note: What one performer pre-provs may still be original to another, and still qualify as improv, providing that the second performer did not know of the first's pre-prov bummer.

Drinking game for 4 people with a square table. Mainstreamed at Bucknell University