PP Acronyms

PP Acronyms refer to common acronyms on the manosphere side of the internet containing the two letter combo "PP"

here are some examples:

PPD : purple pill debate

PPaD: pussy pass denied

PPB: passport bro

PPaP: pen pineapple apple pen

PP : penis

I got some PP acronyms confused yesterday, i need a dictionary

by dimitrigucci March 27, 2024

Manosphere Acronyms

Manosphere Acronyms refer to acronyms used in the online manosphere for referring to slang terms. Here are examples.

"tPPD" : the purple pill debate

"PPaD" : pussy pass denied

"PPB" : passport bros

"bro, what are the 3 manosphere acronyms?"
Friend: "they are tPPD, PPaD, and PPB."
"thanks"

by dimitrigucci April 18, 2024

acronaming

The process of reducing a phrase to it's initials. By taking the first letters of each word, creating an easily typed/texted/chatted term. Also, "acroname"

X: when i heard about j i totally SAB, LOL.
Y: SAB?
X: shit a brick
Y: EW! dont be acronaming that!

by deathofaparty April 30, 2010

acroname

A name that looks like or appears to be an acronym but is not.

ARAM is capitalized to look like an acronym but is really just a name I created to mislead people. ARAM is an acroname.

BLOG is not an acronym it is an acroname.

by bobafett May 6, 2010

acronominously

Adverb: naming, labeling or titling with an acronym: An acronominously named organization.

P.E.T.A. was named acronominously.

by Cayce Daye January 4, 2011

Acronamoration

(n) The infatuation, or general over-use of acronyms in speech or writing. The word is a portmanteau consisting of the word 'acronym' and 'enamoration' - a false noun form of 'enamor'

Jim, watching a news broadcast with John: "John, ever think the Government suffers from acronamoration?"

*News*: Two more APoWs went MIA today. Their PLS was not far from their PoD. In other news, NATO is still criticizing the PATRIOT ACT

John: "Is PATRIOT ACT really an acronym?"
Jim: "Look it up!"

by Neil@RateSavvy March 12, 2011

Acronumym

Acronym: the word you use when someone says thank you, and it's better than "your welcome" or "don't mention It".

Joe: hey thanks man.
Joe2: ah, Acronumym

by Frenchie Doomwall November 5, 2018