progger
- noun
- /ˈprɒɡər/
- Jargon
- The progger wore a T-shirt featuring his favorite progressive rock band.
Examples
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Many proggers travel long distances to attend progressive rock concerts.
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He is a true progger who loves Genesis.
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As a dedicated progger, she collects rare vinyl records from the 1970s.
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Many proggers attended the concert last night.
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As a dedicated progger, she collects rare vinyl records from the 1970s.
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The progger wore a T-shirt featuring his favorite progressive rock band.
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Many proggers travel long distances to attend progressive rock concerts.
Synonyms
A person who plays, writes, or loves rock music
A person who loves music and often listens to it or goes to concerts
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Etymology
Progger comes from prog, a short form of progressive ('moving forward'), plus -er 'person'. Think of progressive rock as music that moves forward with long, changing songs, so a progger is a fan of progressive rock.