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  1. Princeton Record Exchange » Princeton New Jersey

    SHOP OUR STORE ONLINE @ DISCOGS GIFT CARDS PREX STUFF NEWSLETTER SIGNUP SELL TO US LPs / VINYL CDs CASSETTES DVDs & BLU-RAYs ABOUT OUR HISTORY …

  2. Princeton Record Exchange (@princeton_record ... - Instagram

    16K Followers, 1,085 Following, 1,854 Posts - Princeton Record Exchange (@princeton_record_exchange) on Instagram: "#princetonrecordexchange has been one of …

  3. PREX Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster

    prexy noun ˈprek-sē variants or less commonly prex ˈpreks plural prexies also prexes slang

  4. Prex ─ Tarjeta Prepaga Mastercard Internacional Gratis

    Es un servicio gratuito que ofrece Prex a sus clientes para poder cambiar pesos y dólares en su Prex. Ingresás con tu usuario a tu estado de cuenta y elegís la cantidad de pesos o dólares …

  5. prex - Wiktionary, the free dictionary

    Dec 26, 2025 · prex (plural prexes) (US, university slang) A president, especially of a university.

  6. PREX definition in American English | Collins English Dictionary

    Definition of 'prex' prex in British English (prɛks ), prexie or prexy (ˈprɛksɪ ) noun US a slang term for a college president

  7. The Lasting Groove of Princeton Record Exchange

    Apr 11, 2025 · WPRB regularly sells albums and CDs to PREX, and times its annual membership drive to coincide with Record Store Day. It’s the store’s busiest day of the year, one that draws …

  8. Princeton Record Exchange

    Review Highlights “ While online and media services like Spotify have not entirely helped prex, prex has a selection, look, vibe. ” in 51 reviews “ just wandered in during a visit to the area.....

  9. Prex - Etymology, Origin & Meaning - Etymonline

    Origin and history of prex prex (n.) U.S. college slang for president (of a college), 1828. As a Latin verb, it meant "a request, entreaty."

  10. prex, n. meanings, etymology and more | Oxford English Dictionary

    prex, n. meanings, etymology, pronunciation and more in the Oxford English Dictionary