prod v.
1. usu. of a man, to engage in sexual intercourse.
![]() | ‘Mae West in “The Hip Flipper”’ [comic strip] in Tijuana Bibles (1997) 96: Lotta had never had a session with a man who could prod her intestines around like the great Golding. | |
![]() | AS L:1/2 64: Would I like to prod her! | ‘Razorback Sl.’ in|
![]() | Happy Like Murderers 226: Poke, pole, pork, pump, prod. | |
![]() | Planet Sex Stories 🌐 The rest of the day was kind of a blur for me. I really couldn’t recognize what guy was prodding me in what hole. | ‘Burning Down the House’|
![]() | ‘Pegleg’ in ThugLit Aug. [ebook] [T]he horndog making time with the hooker even them truckers next door wouldn't prod with a stob. |
2. (US drugs) to inject a narcotic.
![]() | implied in prodder n. | |
![]() | Opium Addiction in Chicago 202: Prod. To use drugs. |