pog
Pog (interjection) means Said in reaction to something exciting, impressive or unexpectedly good, especially in gaming and streaming chat. Example: “He clutched it with one health left — POG!”
How to use pog
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishA shout of excitement meaning "that's amazing".
Very informal, tied to streaming and gaming culture. Often written in lower case, and often stretched or repeated for emphasis.
Pog, poggers and PogChamp are interchangeable in practice; poggers is the most playful of the three.
Trace the full origin ↓Fill the gap
Can you complete this real example?
He clutched it with one health left — _____!
Etymology
Internet slang popularised through Twitch chat and the PogChamp emote. The 1990s milk-cap game of the same name takes its name from POG, a Hawaiian passionfruit-orange-guava juice whose bottle caps were used to play.