PUP

PUP stands for:

PUP (band) , Canadian punk rock band
Celebrities under palm trees , German reality show
Prokaryotic ubiquitin-like protein , bacterial protein
Physically Unable to Perform , term from the National Football League
Polytechnic University of the Philippines , state university in the Philippines
Potentially Unwanted Program , see malicious program
Power Utility Profile (IEC / IEEE 61850-9-3), international standard for clock synchronization and time distribution within 1 μs in electrical networks according to IEC 61850
Princeton University Press , American publisher
Pô Airport (IATA code), Pô Airport ( Burkina Faso) , Center-Sud region, Burkina Faso

Parties:

Parti de l'Unité et du Progrès , party in Guinea, see Party of Unity and Progress
Parti de l'Unité Populaire , party in Tunisia
Parti de l'Unité Prolétarienne , former socialist party in France
People's United Party , Belize Social Democratic Party
Progressive Unionist Party , Northern Ireland party
Protestant Unionist Party , former party in Northern Ireland

PuP (also PUP or Pup) stands for:

PARC Universal Packet , one of the first two internetworking protocol stacks at the Xerox Palo Alto Research Center

Pup stands for:

Abbreviation for the constellation aft deck of the ship

Pup Cove , Signy Island Bay, South Orkney Islands, Antarctica

Pup Creek , river in Daviess County , Kentucky, tributary of the Ohio River

Pup Rock , cliff rocks off the Fallières Coast, Graham Land, Antarctica

Beagle B.121 "Pup", British single-engine propeller plane

Dart Pup , British microlight made by Dart Aircraft

Keystone NK (also Keystone Pup), American training aircraft from Keystone Aircraft

Husky A-1B-160 “Pup”, variant of the Aviat Husky , American light multi-purpose aircraft

Sopwith Pup , British biplane fighter

Crosley Pup , simple medium wave radio set for use with headphones

pup stands for:

Pulabu (ISO-639-3 code), one of the Madang-Adelbert Range languages in Madang Province , Papua New Guinea

See also: