prod



prod at someone or something

to poke at someone or something. The boys prodded at the prone body of the man to see if he was dead or sleeping. If you prod at the turtle, it will never come out of its shell.
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prod someone into something

to motivate someone into doing something; to provoke someone into action. Do I have to prod you into going? Can't you volunteer for once? We will prod her into getting it done on time.
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prod

1. n. a reminder. She gave me a little prod about the report that is due Monday.
2. tv. to remind someone (about something). Stop prodding me about these minor matters.

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Netuno-Portuguese (Brazilian)
Joaquim-Portuguese, Catalan
WulanWOO-lahnIndonesian, Javanese
AsyaAH-syahRussian
Jitendra-Indian, Hindi, Marathi, Gujarati
Dianedee-AHN (French), die-AN (English)French, English