proggy

English

Etymology 1

From prog +‎ -y.

Adjective

proggy (comparative proggier, superlative proggiest)

1. (informal) Characteristic of progressive rock music.
   • 2006, SPIN, volume 22, number 9, page 104:

     They made prog rock that was too proggy for its own good. Even guitarist and band auteur Omar Rodriguez-Lopez must've realized how far out into the ozone he'd drifted.

Noun

proggy (plural proggies)

1. (computing) Alternative spelling of proggie.

   99.5% of this proggy is password-phree, but we can't have lamers going around on overhead accounts...

2. (transgender slang, uncountable) Progesterone.