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

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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.

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