Prolific

What do we mean by prolific?

Producing offspring or fruit in great abundance; fertile. adjective

Producing or characterized by abundant works or results: synonym: fertile. adjective

Producing young or fruit, especially in abundance; fruitful; fertile; productive in general: as, a prolific female; a prolific tree; prolific seed.

Serving to give rise or origin; having the quality of generating: as, a controversy prolific of evil consequences; a prolific brain.

Same as proliferous .

Having the quality of generating; producing young or fruit; generative; fruitful; productive; -- applied to plants producing fruit, animals producing young, etc.; -- usually with the implied idea of frequent or numerous production. adjective

Serving to produce; fruitful of results; active adjective

Proliferous. adjective

Fertile, producing offspring or fruit in abundance — applied to plants producing fruit, animals producing young, etc. adjective

Similarly producing results or works in abundance adjective

Intellectually productive adjective

Bearing in abundance especially offspring adjective

Fertile; producing offspring or fruit in abundance — applied to plants producing fruit, animals producing young, etc.

Similarly producing results or performing deeds in abundance

Of a flower: from which another flower is produced.

The dumb man's "profound". Actually means fertile or producing. Urban Dictionary

Someone who can put the puck in the net like Nicholas Coscia. Urban Dictionary

The greatest possible outcome of nething ever. Urban Dictionary

Nipsey Hustle Urban Dictionary

Prolific means to be plentiful and abundant, especially when it comes to output in terms of life's work. Urban Dictionary

The stance taken by most redneck, ignorant, southern, christian, conservatives on the issue of abortion. This stance, however, is COMPLETELY contradicted by its' followers unmitigated support of the dealth penalty, but usually, they're too blind to see this. Urban Dictionary

Massively mediocre; utterly unexceptional; absolutely average. Urban Dictionary

The /radical/ idea that a person should not be able to choose to kill an innocent unborn baby because they refuse to take responsibility for their previous choices. Urban Dictionary

To be prolific, eg in reproduction or writing. Urban Dictionary

A faction of the prolife movement that is little known. It is made up of people who don't take a religious stand but they are against abortion. They may or may not believe in God but they are not fundamentalist and they resent those groups controling the movement. There position is that humans are a masterpiece of evolution and human fetuses shoul not be so thoughtlessly aborted. They blame society for abortion for being so puritanical about sex and putting shame on unwed mothers and making it so financaly hard for mothers to raise childern. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to prolific:
prolific, politic, proclitic, prolife, unprolific, prolixin, improlific, prologic, pyrolitic.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word prolific:
discoverer, scorer, writer, contributor, illustrator, inventor, striker, composer, author, translator, playwright, novelist, songwriter, authored, output, painter, essays, builder, genres, articles, books, patents, poet, writings, scoring, journals, architect, goals, designer, poems, scholar, artist, fiction, authors, publications, works, drawings, subjects, literary, photographer, poetry, influential, lifetime, career, volumes, producing, publishing, remembered, genre, writing, musician, papers, stories, publisher, hundred, wrote, critic, producers.

Words that rhyme with prolific:
specific, terrific, pacific, scientific, horrific, honorific, hieroglyphic, nonspecific, unscientific, intraspecific, transpacific, pseudoscientific, autopacific.

Adjectives that are often used to describe prolific:
least, most, warm, hartford, late, appallingly, quiet, human, utmost, early, genial.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective prolific:
writer, author, source, writers, composer, output, poet, sources, cause, career, novelist, growth, writings, period, artist, pen, authors, contributor, production, producer, painter, nature, producers, writing, playwright, mother, inventor, scholar, soil, causes, family, use, breeders, race, parent, journalist, composers, dramatist, literature, breeder, field, translator, species, historian, designer, bearer, fields, correspondent, contributors, imagination, variety, crop, womb, poets, artists, powers, publisher, essayist, critic, genius, layers, architect, worker, correspondence, subject, plant, reader, researcher, abundance, maker, songwriter, brain, families, pamphleteer, director, theme, inventors, principle, reproduction, vegetation, mothers, illustrator, seeder, breeding, scholars, varieties, publishers.

Words that sound like prolific:
prolific, prolifically, prolife, prolifical, prolificate, politik, pro-life, pro life, proliferous, proleptic, pacific, prologue, prosaic, proliferate, paralytic, prolog, prolix, prolificacy, pacifique, palaic, prelife, prolificness.