prog
/prɑɡ/
noun
- A short form of 'program' or 'programming', especially in computing or music.
- I'm learning to write a simple prog in Python.
- He spent the weekend debugging his prog for the school project.
- The band's latest album is a mix of rock and prog.
- A person who is a fan of progressive rock music.
- She calls herself a prog because she loves complex time signatures.
- My uncle is a total prog and owns every Yes album.
- At the concert, the crowd was full of progs wearing vintage band T-shirts.
Synonyms
verb
- To program or write code for a computer.
- They spent the afternoon progging a new game.
- I need to prog a simple calculator for my homework.
- She progs in Java and Python at her internship.
- To search for food or provisions, often by foraging or begging (informal, British).
- The hikers had to prog for berries in the forest.
- During the camping trip, we progged for firewood.
- He used to prog for leftovers behind the market.