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POG

Party's over, grandpa.
Boomer: Happy 104th birthday, pops!

Zoomer: POG!
by bitstripslang September 28, 2020
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POG

POG P.O.G.
by HaloTheHalo September 5, 2021
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POG

person other than grunt, grunt being in the infantry. this term is mainly used in the Marine Corps, it is a derrogatory term
You F'N POG!
by MMMMDCE June 17, 2015
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POG

Coming from the modern US military (Specifically the US Army and Marine Corps), a POG (Pronounced Poe-gah) is an acronym for Person Other then Grunt, with a Grunt someone with an Infantry military occupational specialty. (Military servicemen in the Reserves, National Guard are sometimes referred to as a POG even though they can have Infantry MOS's.)
The term can also refer to service men who have not seen combat, however this usage is less common and can be hard to distinguish with the original meaning. The term has spread to UK and Canadian militarizes however is relatively unused in Eastern European and Asian Militarizes. The term is usually only found in Voluntary armed forces.
"POG piece of Shit can not even do land nav"
by SummerBoi?! December 21, 2017
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POG

by MrDooTheDash April 28, 2021
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POG

An acronym meaning Picture of Grace. Usually used facetiously describing someone who often lacks grace.
Guy #1: Wow did you see Nicole just run into that pole and spill milk all over herself.
Her Boyfriend: Yeah, its cool though, thats just my little POG.
by D Mark July 20, 2006
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POG

Acronym for a parent of the groom (Parent of Groom)
Traditionally the POGs host the rehearsal dinner of a wedding
by VMc9 October 18, 2017
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