Definition of "pread" [pread]

• See prede.

The Century Dictionary (Public Domain)

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• "I will be guest hosting a really fun queer night in NYC on Thursday, April 16th, that will double as a $pread benefit party!"
• "Why is Donna Hughes so ill-informed about the industry she hates that the existence of $pread Magazine new to her?"