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progue

progue noun: a sharp point; a goad.

Noun

progue (plural progues)

  1. (Scotland, US, dialectal) A sharp point; a goad.

Verb

progue (third-person singular simple present progues, present participle proguing, simple past and past participle progued)

  1. (Scotland, US, archaic, transitive) To prick
  2. (Scotland, US, archaic, transitive) to goad.

Forms of progue

Noun
pluralprogues
Verb
third-person singular presentprogues
present participleproguing
past participleprogued
pastprogued

Questions about progue

What does progue mean?
Progue means a sharp point; a goad.
What part of speech is progue?
Progue can be a noun or a verb.
What is the plural of progue?
The plural of progue is progues.

Words near progue in the dictionary

  1. progressophobes
  2. progressor
  3. progressors
  4. progs
  5. proguanil
  6. progue
  7. progued
  8. progues
  9. proguing
  10. progun
  11. Progya

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