Pup
31pup — noun 1》 a young dog. 2》 a young wolf, seal, rat, or other mammal. 3》 dated a cheeky or arrogant boy or young man. verb (pups, pupping, pupped) give birth to a pup or pups. Phrases sell someone a pup Brit. informal swindle someone by selling them… …
32pup — n. & v. n. 1 a young dog. 2 a young wolf, rat, seal, etc. 3 Brit. an unpleasant or arrogant young man. v.tr. (pupped, pupping) (also absol.) (of a bitch etc.) bring forth (young). Phrases and idioms: in pup (of a bitch) pregnant. sell a person a… …
33Pup — Daten des Sternbildes Achterdeck des Schiffs Deutscher Name Achterdeck des Schiffs Lateinischer Name Puppis Lateinischer Genitiv Puppis Lateinische Abkürzung Pup Lage Rektaszension 6h …
34Pup A — Puppis A Puppis A Données d observation Époque J2000.0 Ascension droite 08h 24m 07s Déclinaison 42° 59.8′ Coordonnées galactiques ℓ=260,601, b= 03,144 Co …
35pup — [[t]pʌp[/t]] n. v. pupped, pup•ping 1) a young dog; puppy 2) zool. the young of certain other animals, as the rat or fur seal 3) to give birth to pups • Etymology: 1580–90; shortening of puppy …
36Pup 'N' Taco — (also spelled with a lower case n ) was a privately owned chain of fast food restaurants in Southern California, with its headquarters based in Long Beach, California. The business was begun by Russell Wendell in 1956. At that time, it was only a …
37Pup Parade — was a comic strip in the UK comic The Beano. It centred around The Bash Street Kids dogs, known as The Bash Street Pups, and their many adventures. It made its first appearance in issue 1326, dated 16 December 1967, and was drawn by Gordon Bell.… …
38PUP (disambiguation) — PUP is a initialism that can stand for:*Polytechnic University of the Philippines, a state university of the Philippines *Party of Proletarian Unity, a former socialist political party of France in the 1930s *PARC Universal Packet, one of the two …
39pup's chance — A pup s chance is no chance …
40pup´pet|like´ — pup|pet «PUHP iht», noun, adjective. –n. 1. a) a figure made to look like a person or animal, and moved by wires, strings, rods, or the hands: »Come…let us shut up the box and the puppets, for our play is played out (Thackeray). b) Figurative. a… …
