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What is sprog?
to have recently given birth; to pop one out
She looks amazing for a bird who's just sprogged!
sprog - meme gif
sprog - video
Sprog - what is it?
1. Verb, To attempt what another has failed to achieve.
2. Noun, an attempt at what another has failed to achieve.
I can't open the jar, will you have a sprog?
or
A: I can't find the keys.
B: I'll sprog.
What does "sprog" mean?
golly, oyster, phlegm .. something left on the ground after an exercise in phlegm projection. (aussie)
Sprog definition thought to originate from foetal resemblance.
Hey, I just trod in your sprog. Kindly use a tissue asshole.
Sprog - what does it mean?
The Sprog is a 14foot (4.27m) two sail hard chine dinghy. It was originally designed in South Africa in the post WWII years in marine ply. At the end of the 70's, a successful conversion to foam sandwich GRP produced many new Sprogs and resulted in the revival of the class.
I raced my sprog across the ocean
Sprog - meaning
usually meaning child or young person. sometimes in comprehensive schools meaning year 7 person.
In my school we have a "sprog pit" which used to be a pond but is now just a whole in the concret quad. alot of the older kids sometimes push "sprogs" (year 7s) into it.
Two girls are walking to lesson:
girl 1: hey look those sprogs look lost
girl 2: yea lets go help them
some year 9 boys are playing football. two year 7s ask if they can play:
Year 7 boy 1: hey guys can we join in
year 9 boy 1: no, get lost you sprogs
Sprog - definition
another word for "sperm" or "cum".
Someone got caught sprogging in the Gents while looking at a porno magazine and left a big slag in the pissing trough.
Sprog - slang
v. Synonyms: cum, ejaculate, blow gravy, spoo.
Damn, Frank has a porn tape where a guy sprogs in some chicks nose like a Vicks nasal inhaler.
Sprog
1. derogative term for an unpleasent child.
2. illigitimate offspring
Sprog
Derogatory term for a child.
"People who make sprogs should be locked up in a room full of sprogs and then strangled to death with a condom which is what they should've used in the first place."
Sprog
once disparaging term for a child, now often used affectionately. (Chiefly British)
"I'll come by your place after I drop the sprogs at school"