Sprog
Sprog can refer to:
- a child, sprog being a slang term for a child
- Sprog (software), a graphical tool to build Perl programs by plugging parts together.
- a term used for new recruits or young soldiers
- A South African designed sailing dinghy. It was designed after WWII by Herbert McWilliams to be built from marine plywood. It became a very successful class in South Africa and even appeared in England in small numbers for a while. It is 14' in length. A successful conversion allowed Sprogs to be built from foam sandwich GRP.
- A "Sprog-Off," a contest generally performed by two or more new soldiers involving various challenges and tasks, normally in a race against the clock. The loser, or losers, generally have to perform other tasks to make up for their inabilities, general lack of courage, or complete lack of moral fibre.
- a plant that takes the place of grass on the fictional planet Snaiad.
- Mark Williams, a snooker player
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