P&C

Informal abridgment of the phrase "Point and Click".

"Hey Bob, Instead of writing all that HTML for your website, just use a P&C program like DESIGN DASHBOARD."

by Moleculow December 28, 2008

P&C

P&C = Private & Confidential

" Private & Confidential " or " P&C " can be written on an envelope, or email subject line or header, simply to emphasize that only the intended recipient should open it.

by Mr. Good Enough December 5, 2016

P.C.

Pre-cum.

I got some P.C. on my PC when I was looking up porn.

by Tikibarberfan March 15, 2010

P C

A Personal Computer, usually a desktop model.

While in Asia, I tried to access my P C back home in San Diego, but couldn't, since I had forgotten to turn it on before I left.

by Bob Kirby March 23, 2008

P.C

An acronym that stands for "Politically Correct".

It means that any referenced idea or concept is void of bigotry and can in no way offend anybody

Often used by politically conservative individuals wary of growing "woke culture". These complaints stem from the thought that stating bigoted caricature should not have any consequences.

David: "My friend Alex went on a date with their new partner last night."
Joe: "Why are you trying to be P.C by not stating Alex's or his partner's gender? Stop indoctrinating me into your woke culture!"

by vaskamartyr November 23, 2021

P C

Standing for Politicaly Correct, as is not pissing off. tofu eating, sandal wearing, granola loving, born in Vermont, love the whales, hybrid driving, hemp upsessed, greenpeacers, by not saying what you think because to them you are wrong.

I believe that a car is only cool if it is classic, leaks, and eats gas, would not be P C.

by Honolulu Honey April 19, 2006

P.C.

Protective Custody. A section of a prison where prisoners who risk being assaulted by other inmates, due to snitching, gang affiliations, their crimes, etc. are isolated from the general population for their safety.

Shyne poppin' off his mouth from a cell
He don't want it with me, he in P.C. -- 50 Cent, Piggy Bank

by Antdizzle August 20, 2005