progie
progie is the misspelling of proggie.
Meaning of proggie
Noun (1)
proggie (plural proggies)
- A program, especially (historical) an externally produced hacking tool used to attack other users on early America Online services.
- Ben bought a laptop shortly after and we would stay up all night making proggies with Visual Basic to use on AOL. These proggies were platform based applications that allowed us to do numerous things online, to other customers.2008, Eric James, Shades of the Moon: Brawls before Laws, page 37
Noun (2)
proggie (plural proggies)
- A progressive.
- Proggies want to regress society to pre-market era, when the "economy" was run by nobility and priests - in effect, there was no economy. The proggies have different names for the people running the economy and making the decision, but it's functionally the same thing.2015 January 3, Rudy Canoza, “Re: The Left's Central Delusion: Sowell nails it, as usual”, in can.politics (Usenet)
Forms of progie
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Questions about progie
- What is progie the misspelling of?
- Progie is the misspelling of proggie.
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