Bump And Run: (also 'chip, chip and run, chip and roll') a shot that is designed to roll (run) farther than it flies (usually, but not always, from near the green)

 

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Bump And Run: (also 'chip, chip and run, chip and roll') a shot that is designed to roll (run) farther than it flies (usually, but not always, from near the green)

Purchase Returns And Allowances: A contra-purchase account used for recording the return of, or allowances for, previously purchased merchandise.

Purchase And Sale: A method of securities distribution in which a firm purchases securities from the issuer for its own account at a stated price and then resells them, as contrasted with a best-efforts sale.

Purchases Of PP and E: The acquisition cost of new property, plant and equipment assets in a given year, minus the proceeds from the sale of existing PP&E. See also depreciation.

Push Hand: A drill or game in Tai Chi that allows students to practice their tai chi skills, energetics and movement against an opponent. There are many variations of push hands.

Putback And Tip-In: A putback describes a situation where a player secures an offensive rebound then immediately scores a basket. If the player secures the rebound while in the air, to be considered a putback t . . . View Full Definition

push hands: Training with a partner to learn Tai chi principles. Using principles of 'sticking' or adhereing, following the energy and yielding, each player attempts to uproot the other.

Punch-And-Judy: Said of a hitter who tends to hit well-placed but weakly-hit balls for singles. The first reference was made by former Los Angeles Dodgers manager Walter Alston when asked about a home run b . . . View Full Definition

Pump And Dump: In a pump and dump scheme, a scam artist manipulates the stock market by buying shares of a low-cost stock and then artificially inflating the price by spreading rumors, typically using the . . . View Full Definition

Prunella: A liqueur made from meat, plum pits, figs, and vanilla beans.