“Procaffinator, n., One who puts off tasks until after the first cup of coffee or tea”—a portmanteau of “procrastinator” and “caffeine”—is a jocular coffee definition that has been printed on many images. The coffee word definition was posted on Twitter on December 16, 2014.
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Marta Márquez
@Marta0503
PROCAFFINATOR, n. One who puts off tasks until after the first cup of coffee ♥
8:06 AM - 16 Dec 2014
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Helen
@BarnStudioSigns
“Procaffinator, (n)
One who puts off tasks until after the first cup of tea or coffee.”
8:30 AM - 16 Dec 2014
Twitter
Ash Medley
@ash_tag8
Is someone who puts off tasks until after their first cup of coffee or tea known as a #Procaffinator? #laterz
11:06 AM - 16 Dec 2014
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Soft Skill and Personality Developer
May 3, 2015 ·
Word for the day :
PROCAFFINATOR
Meaning - “Procaffination” (proscrastination + caffeine ) is
often defined as doing nothing until one has had
one’s cup of coffee (full of caffeine).
One who puts off tasks until after first cup of coffee or tea.
Urban Dictionary
procaffinator
(n.) one who puts off tasks until after the first cup of coffee or tea
I’m a procaffinator. I can’t start my day without a cup of coffee
by madel97 April 29, 2016
Me.Me
PROCAFFINATOR N ONE WHO PUTS OFF TASKS UNTIL AFTER THE FIRST CUP OF COFFEE OR TEA MEME
DANK COFFEE 🤖 TEA WHO ONE FIRST CUP OF COFFEE FIRSTLY TASK PUT OFF PROCAFFINATING
FOUND @ 1447 LIKES ON 2016-10-22 16:43:38 BY ME.ME
SOURCE: FACEBOOK
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