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1. (n.) pep
lively spirits or energy; vigor; animation.
2. (v.) pep
pep up, to make or become spirited or vigorous.
Etymology: (1840–50; short for pepper)
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1. (noun) pep, peppiness, ginger
liveliness and energy
"this tonic is guaranteed to give you more pep"
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Sense: an informal word for energy
full of pep.
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 Afrikaans: woema |
 Arabic: طاقَه، حَيَوِيَّه |
 Bulgarian: енергия |
 Brazilian: gás |
 Czech: elán, pára |
 German: der Schwung |
 Danish: pep |
 Greek: σφρίγος |
 Spanish: empuje, energía, vitalida |
 Estonian: särts |
 Farsi: انرژی |
 Finnish: puhti |
 French: entrain |
 Hebrew: מֶרֶץ |
 Hindi: दम, उत्साह |
 Croatian: živost, energija |
 Hungarian: energia |
 Indonesian: tenaga |
 Icelandic: orka |
 Italian: energia, vigore |
 Japanese: 元気 |
 Korean: 원기, 활기 |
 Lithuanian: smarka,žvalumas |
 Latvian: enerģija, spars |
 Malay: tenaga |
 Dutch: energie |
 Norwegian: pepp, energi, futt |
 Polish: werwa |
 Persian: انرژی |
 Pashto: پياوړ توب، غښتلوالى |
 Portuguese: genica |
 Romanian: vlagă, energie |
 Russian: энергия |
 Slovak: elán, verva |
 Slovenian: živahnost |
 Serbian: energija |
 Swedish: fart, fräs, kläm |
 Thai: พลังงาน |
 Turkish: enerji |
 Taiwanese: (俚)活力，精力 |
 Ukrainian: бадьорість, енергія |
 Urdu: طاقت، توانائي |
 Vietnamese: sức sống |
 Chinese: （俚）活力，精力 |
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