pp
Other definitions for PP (2 of 5)
prepositional phrase.
Other definitions for pp. (3 of 5)
pages.
past participle.
pianissimo.
privately printed.
Other definitions for p.p. (4 of 5)
parcel post.
past participle.
per person.
postpaid.
Other definitions for P.P. (5 of 5)
parcel post.
parish priest.
past participle.
postpaid.
prepaid.
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How to use pp in a sentence
"It looks as though you've been p-p-picking raspberries," Hall said.
The Stutterer | R.R. MerlissAnd to pencil in the teeth these circles must be fully drawn, as in Figure 234, in which P P is the pitch circle.
Mechanical Drawing Self-Taught | Joshua RoseOh, p-p-please, Mr. Robbobber and Miss Burgurgular, take my l-l-life but spare my m-m-money.
The Cup of Fury | Rupert HughesI don't know—but he got so angry and said he couldn't afford it, and I said, 'P—p—perhaps on the instalment p—p—plan?'
Married Life | May EdgintonN–n–no,” replied Roger, stammering very much; “we c–came to sell our p–p–p–pigs.
Our Frank | Amy Walton
British Dictionary definitions for pp (1 of 4)
parcel post
prepaid
post-paid
(in prescriptions) post prandium
Origin of pp
1British Dictionary definitions for pp (2 of 4)
past participle
(in formal correspondence) per pro
privately printed
music pianissimo: an instruction to play very quietly
Origin of pp
2usage For pp
British Dictionary definitions for PP (3 of 4)
Parish Priest
past President
British Dictionary definitions for pp. (4 of 4)
pages
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