vip
IPA: viaɪpˈi
Root Word: VIP
noun
- Initialism of very important person. [A person who is accorded special privileges due to their status or importance.]
- (biochemistry) Initialism of vasoactive intestinal peptide. [(medicine, endocrinology) A peptide hormone that is vasoactive in the intestine.]
- (medicine, pathology) Abbreviation of ventilator-induced pneumonia.
- (music) Initialism of variation in production: the remixing of one's own track
- Alternative letter-case form of VIP (“very important person”)
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Examples of "vip" in Sentences
- I sat down in the "vip" section with a friend of mine.
- Services that allow download ONLY for a fee (such as vip-file, letitbit, etc.) will not be taken in consideration.
- I want to create a "vip" forum where the more competent forum users could talk together without the newer ones destroying the discussions.
- States army and said his time would be up in four months when he should return 'to de faderland,' but he thought they would 'vip' us at Port Hudson.
- You will need to create a group called vip in admin - > users and groups - > group manegement (Choose the needed settings yourself), and after that add all users you want to be VIP to that group.
- Because, typically, when I get an invite that says "VIP" or "private", I assume it means "we're douches and we put words like 'vip' and 'private' on our invites so you and the other 8,000+ people attending will think you're special."
- ok things are more or less settled for now and i've started chipping away at the massive stinking pile of photos accumulated over the last few weeks. to begin, here are a few shots from the opening "vip" night at circa. i have seen stricter definitions of v and i applied.
- loose applications of "vip", px where he doesn't fit in yes, i'm still here. just making some changes. also, now the proud owner of a new mac, but i'll be damned if i know how to work the frigging thing. the last apple i owned was a ii+ and i think they went and changed things since then.
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