1. past tense of prog; to search or forage for food or provisions
Usage: chiefly British; informal or dialectal
2. past tense of prog; to prod or poke with a stick or pointed instrument
Usage: archaic or dialectal

Examples

• The children progged about in the garden looking for berries.
• During the war, families progged for whatever food they could find.
• He progged the fire with a stick to stir up the embers.
• The farmer progged the hay to check its quality.
• They progged through the woods in search of mushrooms.