prob

See also: Prob., prob., and prób

English

Adverb

prob (comparative more prob, superlative most prob)

  2. (dictionaries, text messaging) Clipping of probably.
    Synonyms: probs, prolly
    • 2026 July 5, u/Andee_outside, r/ColoradoSprings‎[1] (Reddit post), archived from the original on 11 July 2026:
      I bet the consequences for any of these transgressions will be almost nothing. They prob cried to the cops (if they showed up) that they made a mistake and they were REAL sorry and the cops said “well, just don’t do it again”.

Noun

prob (plural probs)

  1. (informal) Clipping of problem.
    No prob, I'll fix it tomorrow.
    #firstworldprobs
    • 2000 August, Teen, page 129:
      READER PROB: I’D RATHER SPEND MY TIME AT THE BEACH THAN GO TO THE MALL. WHERE CAN I BUY COOL CLOTHES ON THE WEB?

Derived terms

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