terms |
peop |
As nouns the difference between terms and peop
is that
terms is while
peop is vernacular for
people .
peow |
peop |
As an interjection peow
is {{cx|mostly in children's games|lang=en}} Sound of a gun or similar weapon firing.
As a noun peop is
vernacular for
people.
peop |
preop |
As nouns the difference between peop and preop
is that
peop is vernacular for
people while
preop is someone who has not yet been operated on.
As an adjective preop is
happening before an operation.
pepo |
peop |
As nouns the difference between pepo and peop
is that
pepo is a fruit of plants of the gourd family Cucurbitaceae, possessing a hard rind and producing many seeds in a single, central, pulpy chamber while
peop is vernacular for
people.
deop |
peop |
As a verb deop
is (internet) to demote (an irc operator) from operator status.
As a noun peop is
vernacular for
people .
prop |
peop |
As nouns the difference between prop and peop
is that
prop is an object placed against or under another, to support it; anything that supports while
peop is vernacular for
people.
As a verb prop
is to support or shore up something.
peop |
pep |
As nouns the difference between peop and pep
is that
peop is vernacular for
people while
pep is energy, high spirits.
As a verb pep is
to inject with energy and enthusiasm.
As an initialism PEP is
post-exposure prophylaxis.
peop |
reop |
As a noun peop
is vernacular for
people.
As a verb reop is
to restore (a previously deopped IRC user) to operator status.
peon |
peop |
As nouns the difference between peon and peop
is that
peon is a lowly person, a peasant or serf, a labourer who is obliged to do menial work while
peop is vernacular for
people.
plop |
peop |
As a proper noun plop
is (software).
As a noun peop is
vernacular for
people .
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