Pog
n.
disc used in playing a game said to have originated in Hawaii and popular in U.S. during the mid-1990s; said to be from the name of a brand of juice, the bottle caps from it being used to play the game originally.
noun
A small cardboard disk used by children in games: Hey, gimme back my pog! (1990s+)
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