Pronunciation: /ˈprɛɡˌhɛd/
noun a derogatory term used to describe a pregnant person
A1 She is a preghead, eagerly awaiting the arrival of her baby.
A2 The preghead mother-to-be is busy setting up the nursery for her newborn.
B1 The preghead woman is glowing with anticipation as her due date approaches.
B2 The preghead couple is excitedly discussing baby names and nursery decor.
C1 The preghead expectant mother is attending prenatal classes to prepare for childbirth.
C2 The preghead parents-to-be are making final preparations for the arrival of their baby.
adjective describing someone who is pregnant
A1 She is a preghead woman.
A2 The preghead lady wore a pink dress to her baby shower.
B1 The preghead mother-to-be is excited to welcome her new baby.
B2 The preghead couple is busy preparing the nursery for their upcoming arrival.
C1 The preghead woman is carefully following her doctor's advice for a healthy pregnancy.
C2 The preghead celebrity's pregnancy announcement caused a media frenzy.
formal The term 'preghead' is considered derogatory and should not be used in professional settings.
informal I heard someone call her a 'preghead' at the grocery store yesterday.
slang I can't believe that preghead is still trying to party like she's not pregnant.
figurative Her swollen belly made her look like a preghead ready to pop.
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