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Extended Play. Alternate word for a music 'Single'. This word is used to describe a CD with a small amount of songs in it (About 5)... Where as the opposite to a EP is a LP, which is a CD with many more songs (10/12ish)
THORIA started theur career by releasing a EP (Worry Dolls) they followed it up with a LP (Love sick)
EP by John-O November 15, 2004
My boyfriend is scrawny, at maybe 130 lbs. soaking wet, but he has an EP! Do not judge the book by it's cover!
EP by talk2me-JCH2 February 5, 2022
extended play
longer than a single
shorter than an album ;D
[EP] by Lauren Varley December 28, 2008
Means extended play which is a short cd with usually about 6 songs
the academy is.... has 2 cds and 2 eps
ep by FaShIoNiStA216 August 1, 2007
EP means extended play. An EP is a short CD/Album released with 4 to 6 songs on it. The opposite of an LP which usually has 10 to 14 songs on it.
EXAMPLE 1
Imagine Dragons (awesome, awesome band) made an EP with 5 songs on it including, "I Need a Minute", "Uptight", "Drive", and my personal favorites (that i totally recommend) "Cover Up", and "Curse".

EXAMPLE 2
GIRL:"U should totally listen to this CD!!"
FRIEND:"This is really short, is it an EP?"
GIRL:"Yea it was only like four dollars!!"
EP by ImaginePANIC! May 18, 2011
EP stands for Entitled Parent. They think they are entitled to everything and think the world revolves around them.
This EP just took my laptop because her kid "deserved it more".
EP by That Guy That You Hate February 13, 2019
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