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prodding

[prod-ing] / ˈprɒd ɪŋ /




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“He’s obviously one of the best wing defensive rebounders in the NBA. He’s able to generate steals and deflections. And, with some prodding, he’s taking charges as well.”

From Los Angeles Times

The day will need him at his gobsmacking best; poking and prodding, controlling and surprising, putting men into gaps and sticking points on the board.

From BBC

Its activist investing honcho, James Chadwick, once told a podcast his fund often gets involved at the prodding of a former insider or other person knowledgeable about a particular target company.

From The Wall Street Journal

Except Lily, who is prodding at a ladybug with a large stick.

From Literature

She was prodding the cheeses with her bony fingers, sniffing them one by one.

From Literature