verb
definition
To prepare.
Examples of prepped in a Sentence
He prepped a med-gun for himself.
She held her breath, listening as he prepped his weapon.
Take careful measurements, and make sure that the door has been prepped correctly.
Half an hour later, she set the book on the table beside the couch, prepped the cat's meal and went in search of the beast.
His back was to her, the large muscles moving effortlessly as he deftly prepped another pot.
Usually, the dealership will have your car prepped for you by checking and detailing it.
It comes in plain white, prepped and ready to receive any color of paint.
Once the skin has been prepped for makeup, it's time to soften and fill fine lines and wrinkles with a foundation or an allover face powder.
To create a clean and smoky eye, you'll want to start with a properly prepped canvas.
The first official expansion (the Burning Crusade) is being prepped for beta.
The scan itself may only take five to 15 minutes, but total examination time may be up to 30 minutes, since the patient must be prepped and positioned.
Prior to shaving any portion of the body, the skin should be prepped to prevent razor burn, bumps, ingrown hairs, and nicks.
Some individuals are prepped for a certain sport since their toddler years.
He prepped bandages for her wrist, a bowl and washcloth, and a smaller version of the doc's med-gun, loading it with enough painkiller to knock her out.