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Note: ''Eep'' is different things and, hence, its link should not be changed in such a way as to limit it to being ''only'' an expression, sound, acronym, or anything else.
'''EEP''' is a ] or ] for:


*]
==Expression/Interjection/Reaction==
*], also known as the "Einstein Equivalence Principle"
*Enbridge Energy Partners, ]
*, "a distributor of highly engineered industrial products"
*, "industry-education partnership helping policy-makers and educators achieve sustainable use of new technologies and digital media to benefit learning for all"
*] <!-- see ] -->
*, "a Europe-wide association of sixteen environmental magazines"
*, "a source of knowledge on personal and organizational leadership development"
<!-- *] - pronunciation -- NOT TRUE, speaking as an early editor of the document ] -->


== Expressions ==
''Eep!'' is an ] (]/]), ], and ] and has made its way into ] by being used to ''express'' ], ], and/or ].


'''Eep''' as an ] (], ]), ], or ] has made its way into ], and is used to express ], ], and/or ].
==Sound==


=== Sounds ===
''Eep'' is an ] ] most commonly associated with the ] ] system alert sound, "" that was introduced with the System 7 ] ] but removed in OS 9.

'''Eep''' is an ] ] most commonly associated with the ] ] system '''alert''' sound that was introduced with the System 7 ] ], but removed in OS 9.

=== Examples in pop culture ===


*] (] ]) - "Eep, opp, ork, ah-ah" ] *] (] ]) - "Eep, opp, ork, ah-ah" ]
*] (TV cartoon ]) - similar to his "]" sound *] (TV cartoon ]) - similar to his "]" sound
*] (] ]) - a ] *] (] ]) - a noise
*] (]) - 1 of 4 basic ]-words: "eep", "oop", "ack", and "chee" *] (]) - 1 of 4 basic ]-words: "eep", "oop", "ack", and "chee"
*] - "shqip" ] *] - "shqip" ]


==Acronym== == See also ==
*] computer game - ] Veep-Neep clan


== External links ==
''EEP'' is a ].

*]
*]
*Enbridge Energy Partners - ]
* - "a distributor of highly engineered industrial products"
* - "industry-education partnership helping policy-makers and educators achieve sustainable use of new technologies and digital media to benefit learning for all"
*European Endangered Species Program - mentioned in ]
* - "a Europe-wide association of 16 environmental magazines"
* - "a source of knowledge on personal and organizational leadership development"
*] - pronunciation
* - more EEP acronyms (14) * - more EEP acronyms (14)
* - still more EEP acronyms (90 but some duplicates from last site) * - still more EEP acronyms (90 but some duplicates from last site)
*: funny webpage that includes "eep"

==See Also==

*] computer game - ] Veep-Neep clan

==External Links==
*: funny webpage that includes the history of the "Eep"
* *
* - "strives for nothing less than the prevalence and platform independence of the Wild Eep" * - "strives for nothing less than the prevalence and platform independence of the Wild Eep"
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* - odd "song" that describes the operation of Eep * - odd "song" that describes the operation of Eep
* *

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Revision as of 11:40, 22 February 2006

EEP is a three-letter acronym or initialism for:

Expressions

Eep as an expression (facial, emotional), interjection, or emotional reaction has made its way into pop culture, and is used to express fear/fright, shock, and/or surprise.

Sounds

Eep is an onomatopoeia sound most commonly associated with the Apple Macintosh computer system alert sound that was introduced with the System 7 Mac OS, but removed in OS 9. (sound)

Examples in pop culture

See also

External links

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