prog¹ /prog/ (informal)

A radio or television programme

prog² /prog/

1. To pierce
2. To prick
3. To poke

1. To poke about for anything
2. To forage for food
3. To beg

1. A pointed instrument (now esp dialect)
2. A thrust (dialect)
3. Provisions, esp for a journey (informal)

prog³ /prog/

Short form of progressive

prog rock noun

(also progressive rock) a genre of rock music, popular esp in the 1970s, featuring complex and often lengthy compositions incorporating elements of classical music and jazz, with lyrics inspired by science fiction, fantasy and mythology

prog⁴ /prog/ (university sl)

A proctor

To proctorize

proggˈins noun

A proctor

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