PM

abbr.
1 Prime Minister.
2 post-mortem.
3 Provost Marshal.

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abbreviation

1. premium

2. premolar

3. pumice

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Symbol, Chem.

promethium.

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abbrev

1. Past Master

2. Postmaster

3. (also pm) post mortem (Latin), after death

4. Prime Minister

5. Provost-Marshal

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PM UK [ˌpiː ˈem] US [ˌpi ˈem] noun [countable] [singular PM plural PMs] british informal

a prime minister

an appointment with the PM

Thesaurus: prime ministers_hyponym

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p.m.,

1. a) after noon (Latin, post meridiem): »

School ends at 3 _P.M.

b) the time from noon to midnight.

2. post-mortem.

Pm (no period),

promethium (chemical element).

P.M.,

1. a) after noon (Latin, post meridiem). b) the time from noon to midnight.

2. Paymaster.

3. Police Magistrate.

4. Postmaster.

5. Prime Minister.

p.m. (no periods),

promissory note.

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abbr.

■ Past Master

■ Paymaster

■ Police Magistrate

■ Postmaster

■ postmortem

■ Prime Minister

■ Provost Marshal

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↑p.m. ————————

abbr

prime minister

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PM [PM] [ˌpiː ˈem] [ˌpiː ˈem] noun (informal, especially BrE)

the abbreviation for ‘prime minister ’

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an interview with the PM