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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
prod .
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Examples
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The indifferent set of his expression prodded her into a boldness that bordered on rashness.
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The indifferent set of his expression prodded her into a boldness that bordered on rashness.
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I ain't never seen a hair-eater up close, and I wasn't about to touch the thing, but I crept up real close and kind of prodded it with my stick.
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And it was kind of prodded by a very good editor named Paul Goliv at the Free
Coal to Cream: A Black Man's Journey Beyond Color to an Affirmation of Race
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A user named Kusunose had "prodded" it ” that is, put a red-edged banner at the top of the article proposing it for deletion within five days.
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Norman also differed from the French of Paris later to evolve—and to be prodded, reassembled, and rationalized by French academicians—into Modern French.
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Norman also differed from the French of Paris later to evolve—and to be prodded, reassembled, and rationalized by French academicians—into Modern French.
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He stuck his fingers between the thorns and prodded; he put his nose as close as he dared, inhaling deeply; he scratched his chin and tugged his ear.
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But the irreverent Honeymouth, trying to maintain his poise, prodded me, saying, Come on, Superego.
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His fingertip came away with a coating of slime, which Umber wiped off on his pant leg. The root paused for a moment, as a worm might when prodded, and then resumed its cautious journey.
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