pap (2), pappe (2)

[O. Sw. papp, patt = the breast; Dan. patte suck; N. Fries. pap, pape, papke; Lith. pápas the pap. Probably ultimately the same word as pap (1), s.] 1. A teat, a breast; a nipple of the breast. 2. A round hill resembling a pap or teat. [MAMELON.] păp, v. t. [PAP (1), 8.] To feed with pap. pa-pa', s. [Fr., from Lat. papa; Gr. pappas = papa; Ger., Dut., & Dan.papa =papa.] child's word for father. "Where there are little masters and mi es in a house, bribe them, that they may not tell tales to papa and mamma." Swift : Directions for Servants , p. 13. 2. A Greek parish priest. *pa-pa-ble, a. [Fr., from Ital. papabile ; Lat. papa the pope.] Capable of being made pope; eligible for the dignity of pope. pine, pit, sire, sir, marine; gō, pot, papacy