phrog
phrog noun: a person who secretly lives in another’s home without permission. Also the deliberate misspelling of frog.
Noun
phrog (plural phrogs)
- A person who secretly lives in another’s home without permission.
- Synonyms:
- phrogger
Verb
phrog (third-person singular simple present phrogs, present participle phrogging, simple past and past participle phrogged)
- To secretly live in another's home without authorization.
Proper noun capitalized: Phrog
Phrog (plural Phrogs)
- The Boeing Vertol CH-46 Sea Knight and its derivatives, such as the Boeing Vertol 107 currently manufactured by Columbia Helicopters.
Also used as
phrog is also the deliberate misspelling of frog.
Synonyms of phrog
Forms of phrog
| Noun | |
|---|---|
| plural | phrogs |
| Verb | |
| third-person singular present | phrogs |
| present participle | phrogging |
| past participle | phrogged |
| past | phrogged |
| Proper noun | |
| plural | Phrogs |
Origin of phrog
From English frog, a creature that hops from place to place. The inclusion of the “ph” in the spelling may be in reference to phishing, indicating the criminal nature of the activity.
In reference to its appearance to a frog when viewed from the front.
Questions about phrog
- What does phrog mean?
- Phrog means a person who secretly lives in another’s home without permission.
- What part of speech is phrog?
- Phrog can be a noun, a verb or a proper noun.
- What is the plural of phrog?
- The plural of phrog is phrogs.
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