Used as a disparaging term for a Protestant.
Prod
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Prod or PROD can refer to:
- Cattle prod, a device (often electric) used to goad livestock into moving
- An offensive term common to Ireland referring to someone of the Protestant faith
- Public Request to Order Disposal, part of the Local Government, Planning and Land Act 1980
- Another name for a Poke
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| Translations: Prod. |
Dansk (Danish)
abbr. - produkt, produktion
Français (French)
abbr. - produire, produit, production
Deutsch (German)
abbr. - produzieren, Produkt
Español (Spanish)
abbr. - producto, producción, el producido de
한국어 (Korean)
abbr. - produce(d)(생산물), producer(생산자)
עברית (Hebrew)
abbr. - תוצרת, תוצר, מוצר, ייצור
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