veep

veep
noun Etymology: from v. p. (abbreviation for vice president) Date: 1949 vice president

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  • veep — 1949, Amer.Eng. headline word, coined from V.P., abbreviation of vice president …   Etymology dictionary

  • Veep — ☆ Veep [vēp ] n. [altered from veepee (for VP)] [sometimes v ] Informal a vice president; specif., the Vice President of the U.S …   English World dictionary

  • veep — [[t]vi͟ːp[/t]] veeps N COUNT A veep is a vice president, especially the vice president of the United States. [AM, INFORMAL] I want the whole National Security Council, including the President and Veep, to hear it …   English dictionary

  • veep — UK [viːp] / US [vɪp] noun [countable] Word forms veep : singular veep plural veeps American informal a vice president, either of a country or of a corporation …   English dictionary

  • veep — [vip] n. a vice president. □ The veep is going to preside today. □ Now we have to elect a veep. Any nominations? …   Dictionary of American slang and colloquial expressions

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  • Veep — Washington DC expression, the Vice President. Since 9 11 no really knows where the Veep is at any given time …   Dictionary of american slang

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