n. Revenge taken in advance of an expected harm.
2004
Can you tell that I'm planning prevenge?
Read my mind, yes, I'm planning prevenge
At the freak show,
in the front row,
mi amigo,
lost in the sound.
Read my mind, yes, I'm planning prevenge
At the freak show,
in the front row,
mi amigo,
lost in the sound.
2003
But I have already had my revenge ("prevenge", if you will). Last week I installed code to change everyone's desktop image on July 1 to the Red Faction logo, with the words "The wheels of capitalism are greased with the blood of the workers". (Mine will say "Welcome to the Party, Comrade", just in case there is the slightest doubt as to who did it.) I had originally wanted "Bob" on July 5th, but that is a Saturday, and thus not likely to impress.
1988 (earliest)
Plus, the day before the initiation is designated as "wog's revenge" —or, better, prevenge — and the wogs, with their 10-to-1 advantage, figure to take a heavy toll.