VP

¹

1. verb phrase.

2. Also vp, v-p vice president.

v.p.

²

abbreviation

1. passive verb.

V.P.

³

Or V. Pres.

abbreviation

1. Vice President.

VP

abbreviation

1. Vice President

2. verb phrase

Word History and Origins

Origin of VP¹

From New Latin verbum passīvum

Example Sentences

Mr. Carlson told Mr. Trump in that June phone call that he believed that if he chose a “neocon” as his V.P. — an abbreviation for Republicans who favor using U.S. power to implant democracy abroad — then the U.S. intelligence agencies would have every incentive to assassinate Mr. Trump in order to get their preferred president.

From Salon

After Rubio spoke at a Trump rally on Tuesday, Trump, who in 2016 took to calling Rubio “Little Marco," described the Florida senator as “certainly one of the people that we’re looking at" as a V.P. candidate.

From Salon

“Yeah, the chance to be Trump’s V.P. Right now, people are, like, ‘What should I wear to my interview — antlers or bigger antlers?”

From New York Times

“One source said that Trump’s V.P. pick could be influenced by the fact that he likes people who are rich and have hot wives. Well, at least he’s taking this seriously.”

From New York Times

“Anyway, don’t be surprised when you hear him say, ‘Please welcome my new V.P.,

From New York Times