The word "pms" is not a correct or usable word in written English.
"PMS" is an acronym for the medical condition Premenstrual Syndrome. It is rarely used in written English except when discussing the medical condition itself. For example, "Women with severe PMS may experience extreme symptoms such as headache or depression."
Voters do not elect PMs for their taste in retro-rockers, the Tory right is correct about that too.
Oz needs to stop switching PMs often Congrats @turnbullmalcolm.
Guess it had nothing to do w/ my period. periodsarenotaninsult @realDonaldTrump just pms so far - cramps bloating backache sore breasts, just as capable, thought u'd wanna know #periodsarenotaninsult @realDonaldTrump Just finished ovulating--should be bleeding soon!
Fear of the premenstrual woman has been used to sell milk to men, who are told that calcium cures PMS.
PMs have marvelled at her sagacity.
Her theory is that women start emaciating their brows during adolescence when their hormones are raging and continue to do so whenever they have PMS.
Vejam vídeo com manifestante que iniciou confronto atirando Coquetel Molotov contra #PMs http://t.co/YgPk80v3Z8 — PMERJ (@PMERJ) 22 Jul 13 Late Tuesday, the police uploaded a different video clip to YouTube that captured a loud bang at some stage in the clashes outside an Esso station on Rua Pinheiro Machado near the Guanabara Palace.
"A full head of hair!" But it's not that funny; hair has been shown to be important in selecting PMs.
She established (1957) the world's first PMS clinic in London, which she ran for 40 years, and authored more than 100 papers on PMS.
The one side-effect of Annuale was a raging, psychopathic bout of PMS – think Fey swinging an axe, Casey Wilson diving face-first into a birthday cake, Poehler repeatedly kicking a guy in the nuts or Kristen Wiig making out with a dog.
An astronomer, presumably with a sense of humour, named this type of object a PMS (pre-main sequence) star.
