pap in Irish
pap in Irish is dide — pap means a soft, mushy food, especially one given to babies or the sick.
pap in Irish
dide
(archaic) A female breast or nipple. [from 13th c.]
What does "pap" mean?
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noun A soft, mushy food, especially one given to babies or the sick.
"The nurse fed the patient a bowl of pap after his surgery."
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noun Undemanding or shallow entertainment or writing; empty content.
"Critics dismissed the film as sentimental pap."
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noun Informal, mainly British slang for a paparazzo photographer.
"A pap camped outside the actor's hotel all week."
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verb To secretly photograph someone, usually a celebrity, without their permission.
"She was papped leaving the restaurant with her new boyfriend."
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pap in a sentence
- The nurse fed the patient a bowl of pap after his surgery.
- Critics dismissed the film as sentimental pap.
- A pap camped outside the actor's hotel all week.
- She was papped leaving the restaurant with her new boyfriend.
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What is "pap" in Irish?
"pap" in Irish is dide. pap means: A soft, mushy food, especially one given to babies or the sick.
How do you use "pap" in a sentence?
Example: "The nurse fed the patient a bowl of pap after his surgery." In Irish, "pap" is dide.
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