PP

In Pokémon, PP stands for "Power Points." The points refer to the energy required by a Pokémon to perform a specific move.

The higher the PP, the more times the Pokémon can use the move. Once a Pokémon runs out of PP, the trainer typically switches it with another Pokémon. However, if the trainer leaves it in to fight, it can only use the struggle move until it restores its PP with an item.

Where do I find a Pokémon's PP?

You will typically see the PP displayed within the Battle Moves window in Pokémon games. Or, on Pokémon trading cards, you will see PP next to the Pokémon's moves.

PP is the primary photo displayed in a person's profile online, whether in an online forum or on a social website such as Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, or LinkedIn. It is the image that other users most often see of you, so choose your PP wisely.

People typically choose a PP that represents them well, such as a professional headshot or a nice family photo. However, some users prefer to feature things they are interested in as their PP, such as a pet, a new car, or the logo of their favorite sports team.

If you are experiencing a very personal issue, you can refer to it as a "PP." Most people use it online or when texting since it helps save time and character space.

A PP is usually a personal problem that a person doesn't want to take the time to explain or is just too sensitive for them. For example, if a co-worker sees you look like you've been crying, they might message you to ask if everything is OK. Then, you might respond with, "Just a PP. Thx for asking, tho."

Remember that PP is not well known and is one of several PP acronyms. Therefore, if you don't want to field clarifying questions about what PP means, you should just type out "personal problem."

PP is an acronym scrapbookers often use to refer to paper with various types of patterns. You will often see it online in scrapbooking forums or on social media.

There are many PP options for scrapbookers to enhance their creations. Some examples include colors and designs, such as red floral patterns, blue chevrons, and pink hearts.