PC
WordNet
noun
(1) A small digital computer based on a microprocessor and designed to be used by one person at a time
WiktionaryText
PC
- Coastal Patrol
- partially continuous
- Penn Central
- personal computer
- photocopy
- Phrozen Crew
- Plaid Cymru
- player character
- police constable
- politically correct
- political correctness
- polycarbonate
- posterior commissure
- Presbyterian Church
- Privy Council
- privy councillor
- probable cause
- Probate Court
- pro-choice
- (TV) production code
- Professional Corporation
- Progressive Canadian Party
- Progressive Conservative
- Progressive Conservative Party
- progressive contextualization
- Proto-Celtic
- pubococcygeus muscle
- program counter
Quotations
- 2005: 'I talked them out of that, and now one of their PCs is letting me borrow their PC. Very PC of him, I thought,' the Doctor explained. — The Gallifrey Chronicles, Lance Parkin, p79; the three uses in this quotation mean police constable, personal computer, and politically correct, respectively.