Prod is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PROD in dictionary:

VERB:
• to jab
• poke with a finger, foot, or pointed object
• stimulate or persuade (someone who is reluctant or slow) to do something
• poke with something pointed
• To thrust some pointed instrument into; to prick with something sharp; as, to prod a soldier with a bayonet; to prod oxen; hence, to goad, to incite, to worry; as, to prod a student.
• to push against gently
• urge on; cause to act
• poke or thrust abruptly
NOUN:
• (especially in Ireland) a Protestant.
• A pointed instrument for pricking or puncturing, as a goad, an awl, a skewer, etc.
• A prick or stab which a pointed instrument.
• A light kind of crossbow; -- in the sense, often spelled prodd.
• a verbalization that encourages you to attempt something
• a pointed instrument that is used to prod into a state of motion
• prodding
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to jab with something pointed

Words related to PROD

brod7 prodded12 prodder11 prodders12 prodding13 prods8

Words that contain PROD

prods8 sprod8 sprods9 prodded12 prodder11 prodigy14 prodrug11 produce12 product12 prodders12 prodding13 prodigal12 proditor11 prodnose11 prodroma13 prodrome13 prodromi13 prodrugs12 produced14 producer13 produces13 products13 byproduct19 coproduce16 coproduct16 proddings14 prodigals13 prodigies13 proditors12 proditory15 prodnosed13 prodnoses12 prodromal14 prodromes14 prodromic16 prodromus14 producers14 producing15 reproduce14 byproducts20 coproduced18 coproducer17 coproduces17 coproducts17 outproduce15 prodigally17 prodigious14 prodnosing14 prodromata15 producible17 productile15 production15 productive18 reproduced16 reproducer15 reproduces15 subproduct17 unproduced16 agriproduct17 coproducers18 coproducing19 outproduced17 outproduces16 overproduce19 prodigalise15 prodigality18 prodigalize24 producement18 productions16 reproducers16 reproducing17 subproducts18 agriproducts18 coproduction19 multiproduct19 nonproducing18 outproducing18 outreproduce17 overproduced21 overproduces20 photoproduct22 prodigalised17 prodigalises16 prodigalized26 prodigalizes25 prodigiosity19 prodigiously19 proditorious15 producements19 productional17 productively23 productivity23 reproducible19 reproducibly22 reproduction17 reproductive20 underproduce18 unproductive20 coproductions20 hyperproducer26 Show more ...

How to use PROD in a sentence

• Is your haste so great, that by no means you may tarry? PROD.
• Then what canst thou say for thyself, Prodigality, That according to the law thou shouldst not die? PROD.
• The one called Bill strode across the room, and with brutal, careless haste began to prod the two men with his weapon and to search them.
• Even Bambi could not prod it into a semblance of life.
• Each had her partisans in the crowd, who encouraged and heaped ridicule with every prod.
• A warmly administered prod broke through her stoicism and started her tottering along.
• Hunger, that bit him like a spur when he was young and lusty, had long since ceased to stir and prod him.
• Such was the pitch of my perfect exaltation, that I knew not the slightest prod of rejoicing at my success.
• This vile monster, who dispensed death and torture as a grocer serves out his figs, had one raw nerve then which I could prod at pleasure.
• The duty of the latter, who remotely resembled death, was to prod the unhappy devil.
• But since he did not visit her again, she had no further chance to prod him in the waistcoat.
• Addcock, with a final prod as she came out to the barn with Mrs.
• Another method consists in blistering your wife, or giving her, with a mental needle, a prod whose violence is such as to make a diversion in your favor.
• Danger there always is, but being little in evidence, you have to prod your nerves to realize it rather than soothe them down.
• The Hohenzollerns used education as a prod to madden the Germans.
• It was better to learn the bugle-calls, he found, than to wait for a jerk on the bits or a prod from the spurs.
• A prod in the back from the revolver muzzle, and Markel stepped through the French windows and out on the lawn.
• Of course, Henry made a fool of himself by trying to borrow a six-shooter and otherwise getting on the prod.
• The old Hebrew farmer Shamgar had only a long ox-goad with which to prod his beasts in the field.
• He would draw the thorn points by His own flesh that men might be saved their stinging prod and slash.
• The family was on the prod bigger than a wolf, and there was no use reasoning with them.
• He took the sidewalk on his return, and when he came near enough to us, we could see that he was angry and on the prod.
• We had several exciting incidents during the operation, for several steers showed fight, and when released went on the prod for the first thing in sight.
• He knew now definitely that his health had taken the right turn, and yet he could not prod the youthful Sissie as he had prodded the youthful Mimi Winstock.

SCRABBLE® is a registered trademark. We do not cooperate with the owners of this trademark. All trademark rights are owned by their owners and are not relevant to the web site "scrabble-word.com". This site is intended for entertainment and training. We try to make a useful tool for all fans of SCRABBLE. "Scrabble Word" is the best method to improve your skills in the game.