asp
IPA: ˈæsp
Root Word: ASP
noun
- Acronym of Armament Systems and Procedures, a US manufacturer of batons, restraints, and other products targeted at police and security.
- A customised pistol produced by this company until 1987.
- A telescopic baton manufactured by this company.
- (archaic) A water snake.
- A venomous viper native to southwestern Europe (Vipera aspis).
- The Egyptian cobra (Naja haje).
- (figurative) An evil person; a snake.
- A type of European fish (Aspius aspius).
- The aspen tree.
- (computing) Initialism of application service provider.
- (finance) Initialism of average selling price (or, more rarely, ‘average sale(s) price’.)
- (military) Initialism of ammunition supply point.
- (accessibility) Initialism of accessibility / assistance / accompaniment service provider. [The quality of being accessible, or of admitting approach; receptiveness.]
- Initialism of Active Server Pages.
- (UK, law, in citation) Initialism of Act of the Scottish Parliament.
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Examples of "asp" in Sentences
- The asp is a serpent who blocks his or her ears to avoid being enchanted by music.
- The asp is the largest and most beautiful of all; but that never, of its own accord, quits the
- When Marcus says “No caching functionality in asp. net is used” he probably means that content caching is not involved.
- I quickly started building my site and actually made it somewhat functional although most pages where in asp, others in asp. net.
- The missing cobra is an adolescent of its hooded species, which is believed to be the type of snake that was called an asp in antiquity.
- "The bark of what we call asp-wood, ma'am, which is a kind of sallow; they lay up great quantities of it in the autumn as a provision for winter, when they are frozen up for some months."
- The Egyptian ichneumon, when it sees the serpent called the asp, does not attack it until it has called in other ichneumons to help; to meet the blows and bites of their enemy the assailants beplaster themselves with mud, by first soaking in the river and then rolling on the ground.
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