PPC
What does PPC mean in Miscellaneous?
This page explains the full form, abbreviation, and meaning of PPC in the Miscellaneous category.
PPC stands for:
- Portland Pozzolona Cement
- Phone Phun Crew
- Purple People Clan
- Paid Per Click
- Palisano Pindell Cartridge
- Paramount Pictures Corporation
- Parent Parent Child
- Particle Projector Cannon
- Partnership For Progressive Cebu
- Peoples Power Coalition
- Perfect Product Challenge
- Plasma Projectile Canon
- Portable Program Carrier
- Pour Prendre Conge
- Power Pc A Competitors
- Power Point Capacity
- Practical Pistol Course
- Preparation Participation And Communication
- Pretty Problem Child
- Primary Peritoneal Carcinoma
- Project Pop Culture
- Project Preparation Committee
- Proportional Pitch Controller
- Pseudo Parity Conjugate
PPC is an abbreviation that can have different meanings depending on the context in which it is used.
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Other meanings of PPC
| Term | Meaning |
|---|---|
| PPC |
Peet & Company Ltd | Practitioners Publishing Company | Production Possibility Curve | Parsons Paper Company | Pixie Pixel Creations | Pluses Potentials And Concerns | Production Performance Criteria | Production Planning And Control | Production Possibility Curve | Project Performance Control | Pres Petrol | Personal And Professional Capabilities | Portland Pozzolona Cement. |
| ppc |
to take leave [Fr pour prendre cong̩]. |
| PPC |
Power Processing Chip, Program To Program Communications, Pocket Personal Computer, Pointer To Pointer To Character. |
| PPC |
Production and Process Controls | Palmisano Pindell Cartridge | Particle Projectile Cannon | Pindell Palmisano Cartridge | Planning and Programming Control | Precision Pistol Competition | Phased Provisioning Code | Preprocessing Center | Provincial People‰Ûªs Committee | Planning and Programming Control | Public Policy Center. |
| PPC |
Pay Per Click. |
| PPC |
Post-operative Pulmonary Complication. |
| PPC |
IEEE Pulsed Power Conference| Pakistan Penal Code| Photo Persistent Conductivity. |