prolificate

to be prolific, eg in reproduction or writing.

He is now prolificating (continuoys form of prolificate) as a writer. He has writen 10 books in a short span of two years.

by uttam maharjan April 04, 2012

Prolific

Nipsey Hustle

"I'm Prolific, so gifted. I'm the type that's gonna go get it, no lie" -Nipsey Hustle (Victory Lap)

by Black soap April 09, 2019

Prolific

Prolific means to be plentiful and abundant, especially when it comes to output in terms of life's work.

Prolific is constantly looking for opportunities to elevate and strengthen something you love.

by SaintPablo February 21, 2021

Prolife

The stance taken by most redneck, ignorant, southern, christian, conservatives on the issue of abortion. This stance, however, is COMPLETELY contradicted by its' followers unmitigated support of the dealth penalty, but usually, they're too blind to see this.

"My name is George W. Bush, and I approve this message"

by Ralph Kerry March 14, 2005

Prolific

Massively mediocre; utterly unexceptional; absolutely average.

Person 1: Did you go to that alternative rap show on the weekend?

Person 2: Ya, it was Prolific eh?

by Jay Moriarty December 14, 2008

prolific

The dumb man's "profound". Actually means fertile or producing.

Eminem's song was so prolific, y'know what I'm saying?

Note: Eminem isn't half bad, so don't take this as a diss.

by maggiekarp June 03, 2004

prolific

someone who can put the puck in the net like Nicholas Coscia.

With 48 seconds left in the game, team 17 looked to their prolific goal scorer to win the game.

by hankus May 12, 2010