Sentence The word 'pap' is an informal term used mostly in British English.
It is a noun that refers to a soft or semi-solid food, typically a thin porridge, such as that given to an infant or invalid. An example sentence would be: "I made some pap for my baby."
Hopkins, with her blue mascara and flirty boardroom behaviour, belonged to a bygone era - a time when the idea of women in business was such a hilarous novelty that they made whole films about it (Hopkins had clearly watched Melanie Griffith in Working Girl, all pouty lips and shoulder pads, and took it as career guidance, rather than the sexist pap it was).
ReprintsMr Tang further angered the PAP by leaving Singapore after the election, saying that he feared for his safety.
In the same spirit, please inform the proof dearer of your sewn paper that I eagerly anticipate more word mages the next mite I relax in my living moor and nope your electronic pap on my paid.Harold Boas Professor of mathematics Texas A&M University College Station, Texas* Letter appears online only.
Because they have either supportive or toxic cultures.This is not just pap for lazy journalists.
First, chains of radio stations put out the same pap from Seattle to Miami.
So in theory the ever-ruling People's Action Party (PAP) ran the risk of losing power, especially if its fears of a rebellion among well-educated young voters came to pass.Of course, no one expected it to do anything but win handsomely.
It is not unusual for opponents of the ruling People's Action Party (PAP) to be sued for defamation.
Hollywood produces rubbish because, in the main, it has to appeal to the lowest common denominator; public-service broadcasters like the BBC produce pap because they have to satisfy the mass audiences that pay their licence fees.
In this election, Goh Chok Tong, the prime minister, went further, promising to favour any ward in Hougang, an opposition constituency, that gave over 45% of its votes to the PAP.
Mr Lee decided, however, that he was useful as a "sparring partner" for young PAP politicians untempered in the struggle for independence.
Earlier this year he had cleared the bankruptcy, launched a new Reform Party, and readied himself for yet another tilt at the Lees and the PAP.
