Definition of TP in US English:

TP

noun

Toilet paper.
always keep an extra roll of TP around
Example sentencesExamples
- I am sure that they did not feel that they looked incongruous, in their blue executive's suits, flushing lengths of TP down the loo.
- Her friend handed her a roll of TP.
- We're goin' to need TP, baby wipes, plastic bags, battery powered lanterns, and buckets of batteries.
- The restroom needed a fresh roll of TP.
- Three tattered sheets of TP hang off the edge of the cardboard roll, mocking you.
- You'd get all those rolls of TP in one big wrapped package.
- Is there enough TP for seat coverage, or is there a disposable seat cover to use?
- We walked over to Joshua's window, dodging strains of TP all over the crisp grass.
- What makes that soft TP so soft is that it comes from standing trees rather than from recycled paper.
- I saved $1.12 buying TP in bulk.

verbTP'd, TPs

[with object]

Cover (trees, buildings, etc.) with toilet paper as a prank.
sometimes at Halloween, the boys from my neighborhood TP'd a tree or two
Example sentencesExamples
- I remember one son and a friend during a sleepover in the fifth grade TP'ing our own house.
- Not that I'm planning to TP his house or anything.
- What if someone actually TP'ed the building?
- What were you going to do if I'd invited him inside? Pound on the door? TP the yard?
- It must be trick-or-treaters TP'ing the neighbor's car again.
- We're going to TP the house and put eggs in the mailbox.
- We were going to TP the cabin and write some stuff on the windows with the toothpaste.
- He had never liked her at all and had TP'ed her tree only to impress his friends.
- They're TP'ing his porch and yard.
- Don't tell me you guys were going to TP my locker! That's so last year.

Origin

1940s: abbreviation of toilet paper.

Definition of TP in US English:

TP

noun

Toilet paper.
always keep an extra roll of TP around
Example sentencesExamples
- The restroom needed a fresh roll of TP.
- You'd get all those rolls of TP in one big wrapped package.
- We walked over to Joshua's window, dodging strains of TP all over the crisp grass.
- I am sure that they did not feel that they looked incongruous, in their blue executive's suits, flushing lengths of TP down the loo.
- What makes that soft TP so soft is that it comes from standing trees rather than from recycled paper.
- I saved $1.12 buying TP in bulk.
- Her friend handed her a roll of TP.
- Is there enough TP for seat coverage, or is there a disposable seat cover to use?
- Three tattered sheets of TP hang off the edge of the cardboard roll, mocking you.
- We're goin' to need TP, baby wipes, plastic bags, battery powered lanterns, and buckets of batteries.

verb

[with object]

Cover (trees, buildings, etc.) with toilet paper as a prank.
sometimes at Halloween, the boys from my neighborhood TP'd a tree or two
Example sentencesExamples
- I remember one son and a friend during a sleepover in the fifth grade TP'ing our own house.
- Don't tell me you guys were going to TP my locker! That's so last year.
- What were you going to do if I'd invited him inside? Pound on the door? TP the yard?
- It must be trick-or-treaters TP'ing the neighbor's car again.
- Not that I'm planning to TP his house or anything.
- We're going to TP the house and put eggs in the mailbox.
- They're TP'ing his porch and yard.
- We were going to TP the cabin and write some stuff on the windows with the toothpaste.
- What if someone actually TP'ed the building?
- He had never liked her at all and had TP'ed her tree only to impress his friends.

Origin

1940s: abbreviation of toilet paper.

单词	TP
释义	Definition of TP in US English: TP noun Toilet paper. always keep an extra roll of TP around Example sentencesExamples I am sure that they did not feel that they looked incongruous, in their blue executive's suits, flushing lengths of TP down the loo. Her friend handed her a roll of TP. We're goin' to need TP, baby wipes, plastic bags, battery powered lanterns, and buckets of batteries. The restroom needed a fresh roll of TP. Three tattered sheets of TP hang off the edge of the cardboard roll, mocking you. You'd get all those rolls of TP in one big wrapped package. Is there enough TP for seat coverage, or is there a disposable seat cover to use? We walked over to Joshua's window, dodging strains of TP all over the crisp grass. What makes that soft TP so soft is that it comes from standing trees rather than from recycled paper. I saved $1.12 buying TP in bulk. verbTP'd, TPs [with object] Cover (trees, buildings, etc.) with toilet paper as a prank. sometimes at Halloween, the boys from my neighborhood TP'd a tree or two Example sentencesExamples I remember one son and a friend during a sleepover in the fifth grade TP'ing our own house. Not that I'm planning to TP his house or anything. What if someone actually TP'ed the building? What were you going to do if I'd invited him inside? Pound on the door? TP the yard? It must be trick-or-treaters TP'ing the neighbor's car again. We're going to TP the house and put eggs in the mailbox. We were going to TP the cabin and write some stuff on the windows with the toothpaste. He had never liked her at all and had TP'ed her tree only to impress his friends. They're TP'ing his porch and yard. Don't tell me you guys were going to TP my locker! That's so last year. Origin 1940s: abbreviation of toilet paper. Definition of TP in US English: TP noun Toilet paper. always keep an extra roll of TP around Example sentencesExamples The restroom needed a fresh roll of TP. You'd get all those rolls of TP in one big wrapped package. We walked over to Joshua's window, dodging strains of TP all over the crisp grass. I am sure that they did not feel that they looked incongruous, in their blue executive's suits, flushing lengths of TP down the loo. What makes that soft TP so soft is that it comes from standing trees rather than from recycled paper. I saved $1.12 buying TP in bulk. Her friend handed her a roll of TP. Is there enough TP for seat coverage, or is there a disposable seat cover to use? Three tattered sheets of TP hang off the edge of the cardboard roll, mocking you. We're goin' to need TP, baby wipes, plastic bags, battery powered lanterns, and buckets of batteries. verb [with object] Cover (trees, buildings, etc.) with toilet paper as a prank. sometimes at Halloween, the boys from my neighborhood TP'd a tree or two Example sentencesExamples I remember one son and a friend during a sleepover in the fifth grade TP'ing our own house. Don't tell me you guys were going to TP my locker! That's so last year. What were you going to do if I'd invited him inside? Pound on the door? TP the yard? It must be trick-or-treaters TP'ing the neighbor's car again. Not that I'm planning to TP his house or anything. We're going to TP the house and put eggs in the mailbox. They're TP'ing his porch and yard. We were going to TP the cabin and write some stuff on the windows with the toothpaste. What if someone actually TP'ed the building? He had never liked her at all and had TP'ed her tree only to impress his friends. Origin 1940s: abbreviation of toilet paper.
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