Synonym: butt, drive, goad, jab, poke, ram, stir, thrust. Similar words: prodigy, product, produce, prodding, produced, producer, prodigal, reproduce. Meaning: [prɑd /prɒd] 
n. 1. a verbalization that encourages you to attempt something 2. a pointed instrument that is used to prod into a state of motion. v. 1. to push against gently 2. urge on; cause to act 3. poke or thrust abruptly.
n. 1. a verbalization that encourages you to attempt something 2. a pointed instrument that is used to prod into a state of motion. v. 1. to push against gently 2. urge on; cause to act 3. poke or thrust abruptly. 
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31. As such it was prod and key to personal achievement and productivity.
32. Zheng shouted as he stuck the prod up under her nose.
33. He began to prod the bald man with the barrel of it.
34. Mr Kemp has been trying for several years to prod the White House into launching a serious anti-poverty programme.
35. A gentle prod not to be scared was about all that Cosmopolitan could handle.
36. Infuriated, she forgot herself sufficiently to reach out and prod his knee.
37. Collapses of communication tend to prod new movements into ghettos.
38. They prod us with their guns because we are not moving quickly enough for them.
39. In affidavits(Sentencedict.com), Dubuque employers predicted they could use financial incentives to prod workers to use out-of-town hospitals.
40. Now, with the Giants' next 18 games against divisional foes, is definitely the time to prod.
41. In the second month of the class she began to prod the class toward the intermediate stage.
42. One's thighs - as a cursory prod confirmed - appeared to be modelled from sun-softened Plasticine.
43. He stands up and starts threatening Paul with an imaginary cattle prod.
44. Some people prod more slyly.
45. You'd better give her memory a prod.
46. Halsey gave Victor Henry jocular prod with two fingers.
47. She gave him a prod with her finger.
48. Satire serves to prod people an awareness of truth.
49. She reverted to her resolution to change the town - awaken it , prod it,'reform'it ( Sinclair Lewis ).
50. A cut in subsidies would lend support to India's struggling oil companies, but also likely prod fuel and other prices even higher.
51. The composite error calculation method for measuring tools is suggested to provide a quantitive calculation basis for implementing the tolerance compensation method. The method is used in the prod...
52. It may also be possible to vary capital charges to prod banks to shrink, improve liquidity and, yes, curb pay.
53. Asian Business Report . Narr. Ress Jones . Prod . John Hawke . PBS . WEFT, New York . 15 August 1990.
54. Halsey gave Victor Henry a jocular prod with two fingers.
55. There was a limit to how far he could let the General prod him.
56. My father have to prod me to do my homework.
57. To poke prod , or pinch ( a person ) between or on the buttocks.
58. Line 14 defines the decision variables, a five-element array on the PROD set.
59. In addition to further improving the segmenting performance, we combine differential operator and the lowest frequency subband(called scale coefficients in wavelet transform) with CAHMT and prod.
60. The feasibility is expounded of prod using chromium nitride with material chromium powders by solidifying pro - cess.
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