pip
[verb]
Synonyms: defeat, best, down, outdo, worst, die, cash in, check out, conk, croak, depart, drop, kick in, kick off, pass away
[noun]
Synonyms: dilly, corker, crackerjack, daisy, dandy, humdinger, jim-dandy, lalapalooza, lulu, nifty

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I. pip¹ /pɪp/ noun [countable] British English
[Sense 1: Date: 1700-1800; Origin: pippin]
[Sense 2: Date: 1900-2000; Origin: From the sound]
[Sense 3: Date: 1900-2000; Origin: pip ' mark on a playing card showing its value ']

1. a small seed from a fruit such as an apple or orange:
an apple pip
Have these oranges got pips in?

2. a high note that is part of a series of short sounds, used for example on the radio to show the time, or on a public telephone line to show that your money has almost finished Synonym : beep American English:
The pips are going so I’d better say goodbye.

3. old-fashioned one of the stars on the shoulders of the coats of army officers that shows their rank

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II. pip² verb (past tense and past participle pipped, present participle pipping) [transitive] British English informal

1. pip somebody at the post to beat someone at the last moment in a race, competition etc, when they were expecting to win:
The Maclaren team were narrowly pipped at the post by Ferrari.

2. to beat someone in a race, competition etc, by only a small amount
pip somebody to/for something
Jackson just pipped him for the gold.

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PIP
Patient in Pain 
Personal Injury Protection (no-fault coverage for damage resulting from an automobile accident) 
Picture In Picture 
Pretty in Pink

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PIP
See: Post-Initiated Promotion

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