rashpromise

noun
UK /ˈræʃˌprɒmɪs/
US /ˈræʃˌprɑːmɪs/

A promise you make too fast without thinking.

He made a rashpromise to buy her a pony, then realized he had no money.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A commitment made in anger or excitement that is hard to keep.

In the heat of the argument, she gave a rashpromise to quit her job.

3. An assurance given without checking whether it can be done.

The salesman's rashpromise of free delivery turned out to be false.

4. A pledge that causes trouble later because it was not planned.

His rashpromise to host the party left him cleaning for days.