Definitions for "Prodigy"
Something extraordinary, or out of the usual course of nature, from which omens are drawn; a portent; as, eclipses and meteors were anciently deemed prodigies.
Anything so extraordinary as to excite wonder or astonishment; a marvel; as, a prodigy of learning.
a person having extraordinary talent or ability
This article refers to the now defunct Prodigy Communications Corporation that was purchased by SBC Communications, Inc. in 2001. For information on SBC's current status, see AT&T.
This article is about the hip-hop MC known as Prodigy. For the British electronica/dance-punk band see The Prodigy.
An on-line system run by IBM and Sears. If you have a Prodigy account, [email protected] is your Internet address, where username is your Prodigy user name.
a private computer on-line network, owned by IBM. See MSN, AOL, CompuServe.
One of the major online services.
A popular commercial online service.
A commercial online service that gives its subscribers access to the Internet in addition to its other features.
A child (usually under age 10) who is able to perform at an adult level in a specific skill. Unlike savants, prodigies often have high intelligence and are aware of their thinking strategies.
Human trained to use free immaculum for simple attentions; very rare.
Keywords:
consortium, member
a member of the consortium
Prescribing rationally with decision support in general practice study.