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

Prog

The yassified version of pog

“Thats so prog”
“Progchamp”

by cultofdio June 18, 2022

progging around

Lurking about being nosey, or tending others business.

This fool has been progging around my trash can.

by Dad to 8 August 22, 2022

Omni-Prog-nicent

All knowing stock manipulation in the stock market

The stock market is under attack by Citadel Securities doing their Omni-Prog-nicent algorithms.

by CaptBarb April 5, 2022

Prog Hog

Someone obsessed with Raid Progress, to the exclusion of all other social hangouts.

Especially apt term for someone who is obsessed despite often having a miserable time.

Keeyn's such a Prog Hog, they are suffering through another hour of this raid before they come hang with the gang.

by DxTrog October 8, 2022

Progs

A lustful term for the most dangly bits of the male genitalia.

Nice pair of progs you've got there.

by Dave S. Pumpkins August 17, 2018

prog

short for "progressive music", prog is for people who are going slightly insane, drunk, and/or are willing to mentally torture themselves with the goal of trying to stay sane

"I am so prog, that I listen to concept albums on S H U F F L E"
"My favorite album is Metropolis Pt 2"
"My favorite progressive rock band is AC/DC"

by AJPJ10 April 10, 2022