premake

English

Etymology

From pre- +‎ make. Sense of "prequel to a remake" patterned after remake.

Verb

premake (third-person singular simple present premakes, present participle premaking, simple past and past participle premade)

  1. To make in advance; foremake
    • 1986, Harold Koontz et al., Essentials of Management‎[1], →ISBN, page 119:
      Strategies and policies help managers plan by guiding operating decisions and often premaking them.

Noun

premake (plural premakes)

  1. (narratology) A prequel to a remake
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