prepone

• Essential if you're a visitor mystified by travel agents who want to 'prepone' your ticket: I'm less certain that a phrasebook of this kind can help anyone decipher a conversation in Hinglish, or even your average Mumbai tabloid.
• And then, of course, there are vestigeal words and expressions from British English that continue to be used in Indian English, such as "godown" and "brinjal"; or uniquely Indian formations such as "prepone" (which, by the way, has been admitted conditionally by the most recent editions of some standard British dictionaries). —  WordPress.com News
• The way we act in the future may postpone for 1 year to infinity and even may prepone to tomorrow. —  Yahoo! Answers: Latest Questions
• One to watch: prepone. —  Vail Daily - Top Stories
• Recently few words of "Inglish" were included in the Oxford dictionary, such as "prepone" and "airdash", very liberally used by all Indian-English newspapers and until they were included in the dictionary, I never knew they were not proper English. —  Desicritics

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