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People who attempt to sneak into houses and live among the occupants without being discovered. Most phrogs see themselves as “invisible roommates” and try to respect the homeowners or renters by not breaking or taking—although mooching food is sometimes necessary for survival. Phrogs may be recognized by the green string that some of them wear on their wrists.
Anna keeps a list of houses that are good for phrogging and shares this information with other phrogs.
phrogs by attic fan July 13, 2006
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Heaving Phrogs

Mythical creatures known to exist in the murky world of fantasy football. Heaving Phrogs have been known to devour entire teams, pausing only long enough to excrete the remnants of opposing players.
The Heaving Phrogs reign supreme in the world of fantasy football.
Heaving Phrogs by WHOLCO1 October 27, 2008
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Progster 

A Person who listens to Progressive Rock or Metal like Dream Theater or Opeth
That Guy is A Progster
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Progspeak 

This is the PC language used by leftists to separate by gender, race and intersectionality, formerly called political correctness.
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phrogging 

Phrogging is a person secretly living in another person's home. The word is pronounced "frogging" and gets its name because phrogs, as the people who engage in this activity are called, tend to "hop" around from house to house, as a frog might do on a lily pad.
I think someone is phrogging in my house.
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This is short for progressive or leftist.
Those people over there yelling with the signs are Progs!
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