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AP, Ap, A&P, or A/P may refer to:
- "AP" (song), by Pop Smoke, 2021
- Action point, a video game term
- AP, a character in animated TV series Atomic Puppet
- "A&P" (short story), by John Updike, 1961
- Alternative Press (magazine), an American entertainment magazine
- Ang Pamantasan, a Philippine student publication
- Palatine Anthology, or Anthologia Palatina, a collection of Ancient Greek poems
- Amiga Power, a defunct video games magazine
Businesses and organizations
Businesses
- Academic Press, an American academic publisher
- Amalgamated Press, a former British newspaper and magazine publishing company
- Associated Press, an American news agency
- A&P, the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company, a former American chain of grocery stores
- A&P Group, a British ship repair company
- Austin & Pickersgill, a British shipbuilding company
- Air One, an Italian airline, IATA code AP
- Atlantic and Pacific Railroad, in the United States
- Audemars Piguet, Swiss watchmaker
- Automotive Products, a former British company
Political parties
Other organizations
People
Places
Science and technology
Computing and networks
Medicine
Other uses in science and technology
Other uses
- All Purpose, a common grade of wheat flour
- Ap (water), a Vedic Sanskrit term
- ap, a classical abbreviation for ad pedes or aedilitia potestate
- AP, a classification symbol for an auxiliary of the United States Navy
- AP and variants, several medical abbreviations
- A&P mechanic, an aircraft maintenance technician with airframe and powerplant ratings
- Absolute pitch, the ability to identify a musical note without a reference tone
- Accounts payable, in accounting
- Advanced Placement, North American program offering college-level courses at schools
- Adjective phrase, a phrase whose head is an adjective
- Agricultural and Pastoral Shows, in New Zealand
- Attachment parenting, a parenting philosophy
- Hungarian adópengő, a former currency, symbol AP
See also
Topics referred to by the same term
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