Proggle

Given their obsequious and subservient nature, it is common to refer to groups of Progressives as a herd, or to singular Progressives as ruminant herd animals, such as sheep. However, herd animals do not attack members of the herd who wish to leave in the manner which Progressives relish, acting as both common prison camp member and kapo. Therefore, that we do not besmirch the superior virtues of common animals which gather in groups, we need a different word when discussing groups of Progressives. "If only the proggle gluing itself to the road had the discipline or intelligence to build better technology. Instead, they're just in everyone's way."

by AmosDW November 29, 2023

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Progimatically

Progimatically means something like precisely but idk how to use precisely 🤷

Person1: would you bark for Timothée Chalamet?
Me: progimatically.

by GargoyleOnYourRoof March 3, 2024

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Prog

Abbreviation of Progesterone. Often used by trans folk when discussing HRT / gender affirming care.

Person #1: Hey, did I tell you that I've started prog?

Person #2: Oh for real? That's awesome!

by FembyRosie March 4, 2024

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Prog

1. adjective - A genre of music which has its origins in the 1960's e.g. "Prog Rock" short for "progressive", referring to complex and shifting musical keys and time signatures.

2. noun - In videogames, "prog" is an abbreviation for "progress" or "progression" and refers to learning fights, figuring out mechanics, obtaining gear, and optimizing strategies.

3. noun - a derisive term for "progressives" or people who identify as left-leaning politically.

1. The Moody Blues is a great prog rock band.

2. Prog on this raid has been slow, but we finally hit the next phase.

3. Progs are not welcome at Proud Boys meet-ups.

by BuildTheBobbler June 13, 2024

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