Sproggle

A term for a child, can also be know as a sprog (can also be a verb, 'to sprog' or 'sprogging', to produce said child.

What a lovely sprog.
They've been sprogging to make that sprog.
That's an delightful sproggle.

by Diddley Ding November 11, 2013

sprongle

The act of throwing a bullfrog out a car window at a high speed.

Joe was bored so he went searching for some bullfrogs to sprongle.

"Hey dude, did you sprongle yesterday?" "For sure man, I sprongle all the time!"

by The_Sprongler420 April 5, 2022

sproggenwagon

n. minivan. See sprog

Stupid cunt in the sproggenwagon nearly cut me off.

by Holden McCrank March 14, 2003

Spraggle

A state of being, or to be titled, the best of the best.

That food was spraggle (the greatest food),

also,

The movie Watchmen was the Spraggle (the greatest movie).

by Esgaroth May 6, 2009

sproggen

Children. Often used as a derogatory term by people who don't like children. The term seems to have gained a lot of use in the "Child Free By Choice" movement.

Those breeders seem to think I want to spend my day watching their sproggen, but they popped out those obnoxious crotch fruits so why don't they take care of them themselves?

by L.A.V. January 24, 2007

spriggle

variation of the word sprig. meaning, a patch, shoot, spray, twig, etc.

Josh has a spriggle of gray hair.

by itoldyousooooo September 6, 2007

sproglet

Derivative of sprog. Term for child often used in a derogatory context.

The place was absolutely swarming with sproglets, I swear, last time I go to the feckin bowling alley during half-term.

by 2B June 5, 2005