by EvvsaucE July 3, 2004
PEP is the acronym for Psychological Empowerment Process. I intend it to replace the word "placebo," which, while perhaps originally neutral, now has the connotation that there are people (patients) so dumb that they show physiological responses to a fake drug that the superior doctor knows does nothing. With PEP the skillful doctor's positive attitude empowers inherent healing processes in the patient, so the skillful doctor gives the patient PEP which is good for them, and characterizes both doctor and patient in a positive way.
My doctor was nice and friendly and I feel better already after the new PEP pills she prescribed for me.
by Galen the Younger September 15, 2010
A noun, verb, adjective, pronoun, conjunction, or preposition that is used as a substitution for another word in a sentence.
It is a fact that pep-pep is very contagious. Pep a pep-pep pep a pep-pep pep.
It is a fact that pep-pep is very contagious. Pep a pep-pep pep a pep-pep pep.
Hey Pep-Pep, lets pep to the pep-pep to pep a pep-pep.
Meaning: Hey Greg, lets go to the store to get a sandwich.
Meaning: Hey Greg, lets go to the store to get a sandwich.
by Dan Hansberger September 13, 2009
A short term for a Pepperoni Pizza.
This word can also be used to substitute other words, or similar sound or of no resemblance whatsoever.
This word can also be used to substitute other words, or similar sound or of no resemblance whatsoever.
by urban pep pep November 15, 2013
by Woodenship78 October 4, 2020