sprog

usually meaning child or young person. sometimes in comprehensive schools meaning year 7 person.

In my school we have a "sprog pit" which used to be a pond but is now just a whole in the concret quad. alot of the older kids sometimes push "sprogs" (year 7s) into it.

Two girls are walking to lesson:
girl 1: hey look those sprogs look lost
girl 2: yea lets go help them

some year 9 boys are playing football. two year 7s ask if they can play:
Year 7 boy 1: hey guys can we join in
year 9 boy 1: no, get lost you sprogs

by Leigh. M. November 14, 2006

Sprog

An affectionate term for a young child or baby, British/English Noun

Firm handshakes all around when the wife squeezes out the sprog

by Flawless Master M April 16, 2021

Sprog

The only acceptable term for throwing up. That’s all.

I think im gonna sprog

by sproggingforlife123 September 12, 2021

Sprogging

The act of running slower than a sprint but faster than a jog.

A: "Yo... what do you do with those running shoes? You are not spring-chicken."
B: "Sprogging... slower than a sprint but faster than a jog."

by rperazag August 5, 2010

Sprog

Sprog- sick or to be physically sick

“He just sprogged all over the floor”

“Eeeeee I’m gunna sprog”

by Hazederyanoda May 15, 2019

sprog

The Sprog is a 14foot (4.27m) two sail hard chine dinghy. It was originally designed in South Africa in the post WWII years in marine ply. At the end of the 70's, a successful conversion to foam sandwich GRP produced many new Sprogs and resulted in the revival of the class.

I raced my sprog across the ocean

by sprogster July 16, 2008

sprog

golly, oyster, phlegm .. something left on the ground after an exercise in phlegm projection. (aussie)

Sprog definition thought to originate from foetal resemblance.

Hey, I just trod in your sprog. Kindly use a tissue asshole.

by oink May 13, 2005