prenup

[ pree-nuhp ]

noun

, Informal.

1. a prenuptial agreement:

   Before you marry, get a prenup.

prenup

/ ˈpriːˌnʌp /

noun

1. informal.
   a prenuptial agreement

Example Sentences

She reportedly renegotiated her prenup with Trump during his first term and was, strangely, paid more than $200,000 for appearing at a recent event for the Log Cabin Republicans, a conservative LGBTQ+ group.

From Slate

On Sunday, Gibson took to Instagram and called his ex’s legal maneuvering “goofy” and insisted that he is innocent because their prenup allegedly covered everything involved in their 2020 divorce.

From Los Angeles Times

As a homeowner, Freddie wanted Cat to sign a prenup saying that if he dies, his home will go to his sister, not Cat.

From Salon

A prenup can also have rules on other issues, like how to share custody of an animal or if alimony will be expected.

From Salon

They don't want to sign a prenup because it seems unromantic or pessimistic, like you're already thinking about the relationship ending.

From Salon