pog

[ pog, pawg ]

noun

a small collectible cardboard or plastic disk, usually bearing an image or graphic, used in any of various games.
pogs . a popular game played with these disks.

interjectionSlang.

(used as an exclamation of approval, especially in video game chat): Clutch win! POG!

adjectiveSlang.

excellent; cool; awesome: This cosplay outfit is so pog—I love it!

Origin of pog

First recorded in 1970–75, for an earlier sense; from the first letters of passionfruit, orange, and guava, the primary ingredients of a Hawaiian beverage

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How to use pog in a sentence

Pogrom, pog-rom′, n. destruction: devastation: a lawless outburst involving injury to persons and property.
Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary (part 4 of 4: S-Z and supplements) | Various
A little after sunset we arrived at a little village called Petty pog; remained during the night, by the order of Harris.
Torrey's Narrative | William Torrey
This plan, which pog intended to modify at its conclusion, satisfied Erebus.
The Knight of Malta | Eugene Sue
A look from pog warned him that he must not push the young man too far.
The Knight of Malta | Eugene Sue
Without replying, pog went out of the chamber and walked to the prow.
The Knight of Malta | Eugene Sue

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