PP

1. Parish priest
2. Past president
3. Present pupil

pp

1. Pages
2. Per procurationem (Latin), by proxy (also per pro (Latin), for and on behalf of)
3. Pianissimo (music)
4. Past participle

P

Power

P

1. (as a medieval Roman numeral) 400
2. (on road signs, etc) parking
3. Pawn (in chess)
4. Phosphorus (chem)
5. Power (physics)
6. Pressure (physics)

P

1. Parking
2. Pastor
3. Pedal (music)
4. Peta-
5. Portugal (IVR)
6. Priest
7. Prince
8. Probationary (or provisional) driver (Aust)
9. Pula

Pˈ-plate noun (Aust)

One of two plates attached to a car signifying that the driver is a licensed probationary or provisional driver (a Pˈ-plater)

P or p /pē/

1. The sixteenth letter in the modern English alphabet, fifteenth in the Roman, corresponding to the Greek pi (Π, π), its sound a voiceless bilabial stop
2. Anything shaped like the letter P

Much used in designating Inland Revenue forms, eg P45 the form given to an employee changing jobs, carrying a statement of earnings to date in the current tax year, and deductions made from those earnings by the employer

P-Celt or P-Kelt noun

A speaker of P-Celtic (see under Celt)

mind one's p's and q's see under mind

P̄

(medieval Roman numeral) 400000

p

1. Page (pl pp)
2. Participle
3. Pence
4. Penny
5. Peseta
6. Peso
7. Piano (music)
8. Pico-
9. Positive
10. Purl (knitting)

pˈ-type adjective

(ie ‘positive type’ of a semiconductor) having an excess of mobile holes over conduction electrons

p and p or p&p

Postage and packing

• hog-choleras
• hog-constable
• hog-deer
• hogen
• hogen-mogen
• hogens
• hogfish
• hogfishes
• hog-frame
• hog-frames
• hogg
• hogged
• hogger
• hoggerel
• hoggerels
• hoggeries
• hoggers
• hoggery
• hogget
• hoggets
• hoggin
• hogging
• hoggings
• hoggins
• hoggish