pap
پیپ
definition
verb
she can't go to the gym or anywhere without being papped
take a photograph of (a celebrity) without permission.
noun
trying to eat a trayful of tasteless pap
bland soft or semiliquid food such as that suitable for babies or invalids.
Gripping their wife's puny paps , withered by suckling babes, they reached for those firm round breasts which had known ought but a man's hunger.
a woman's breast or nipple.
example
At the age of 5 months, a baby should be given 'pap' , besides breast milk.
Such ingenuity and self-confidence should be applauded at a time when Hollywood churns out bland twentysomething 'pap' at vast cost.
He's a boyband superstar that sings mindless 'pap' , right?
It's an unfortunate trend that news magazines, like the underrated Bulletin, are perceived as being the men's domain, whilst the lightweight 'pap' is for women.
The sorry state of preaching is reflected in, and no doubt encouraged by, the 'pap' that passes for devotional writing and ‘homiletical helps’ among today's Catholics.
Throughout the years a soft gruel-like substance called 'pap' was fed to small babies. Pap was made of a number of things including ground cornmeal and water.
The argument goes that TV schedules are full of 'pap' , with too much concentration on entertainment rather than the worthier fare of education.
I remember thinking the plot was sentimental, rubbishy 'pap' .
Anyone who's lived in the US and had to exist on the 'pap' that passes for current affairs will share my fears for what the future holds for us.
Both numbers have a degree of sophistication that is not exactly very high, but much higher than the 'pap' offered in other contemporary and even more modern musicals.
The only thing that it had to have was some kind of bite to it, not the 'pap' that you hear in the charts.
I would look forward to reading your editorial accompanied by a well-thought-out illustration - now all you give me is 'pap' .
But this is just so run-of-the-mill, the 'pap' churned out by the ton in the early sixties.
They continue to resist the corporate juggernauts that routinely flatten talent into the 'pap' of pop.
Babies are breast-fed on demand, often for well over a year, although solid foods, usually rice 'pap' , may be introduced at a young age.
It's said that the mainstream media is increasingly dominated by corporate interests, political spin, and bread and circuses postmodern 'pap' .
They were undoubtedly harder to make and are often far more refreshing than the usual 'pap' that gets projected our way.
Her conspicuous wealth, derived from the public demand for the 'pap' she peddles, is further cause for resentment.
Not a day is free of the 'pap' that infects British culture.
limitless channels serving up an undemanding diet of 'pap'
There was a time when the 'pap' served up in this annual competition, which gave us Abba and Bucks Fizz, was simply a funny joke.
It's all bland, unoriginal 'pap' that will only appeal to the nostalgia-seekers of the original BSB generation.
It's such a shame that teachers are getting sent out to teach very needy students and are getting such 'pap' in their education programs.
Therefore to stuff the baby with paps and slops is to deprive it of the most strengthening food; for if its stomach be filled with 'pap' , there cannot be any room for food.
How odd to find suddenly that the British have all the style and authenticity, and the Americans, the Australians and the French have all the 'pap' .
trying to eat a trayful of tasteless 'pap'
Gripping their wife's puny 'paps' , withered by suckling babes, they reached for those firm round breasts which had known ought but a man's hunger.
Most of the patients on their list are women who go to a gynecologist for 'paps' and mammograms.
A far better comparison would be between two groups of women - one of which had conventional paps, the other of which had monolayer 'paps' .
And how else did you think I came to you with my 'paps' full of milk, when you were first a babe?
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