EP

a printed punctuation mark (‽), available only in some typefaces, designed to combine the question mark (?) and the exclamation point (!), indicating a mixture of query and interjection, as after a rhetorical question.

a scrap or morsel of food left at a meal.

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ep (ɛp)

—*abbreviation for*
	episode

EP

—n
1.	an extended-play single, one of the formats in which music is sold, usually comprising four or five tracks

—*abbreviation for*
2.	Eastern (Cape) Province

Ep.

—*abbreviation for*
	Epistle

ep-

—*prefix*
	variant of epi- : epexegesis

epi-, (before a vowel) eph- or (before a vowel) ep-

—*prefix*
1.	on; upon; above; over: epidermis; epicentre
2.	in addition to: epiphenomenon
3.	after: epigenesis; epilogue
4.	near; close to: epicalyx

[from Greek, from epi (prep)]

eph-, (before a vowel) eph- or (before a vowel) ep-

—*prefix*

[from Greek, from epi (prep)]

ep-, (before a vowel) eph- or (before a vowel) ep-

—*prefix*

[from Greek, from epi (prep)]

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ep- pref.
Variant of epi-.

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