Definition of P's and Q's in English:

P's and Q's

(also Ps and Qs)

noun ˌpiːz (ə)n(d) ˈkjuːz

1"to be on one's P's and Q's" and variants: to be on one's best behaviour; to be at one's best, on top form; (US) to be alert, to be ‘on one's toes’.
2"to mind (also watch) one's P's and Q's": to be careful or particular in one's words or behaviour; to mind one's manners.
3"one's P's and Q's": one's alphabet, one's ‘A.B.C.’; (in extended use) knowledge or judgement, ‘one's way about’.

Origin

Early 17th century; earliest use found in Thomas Dekker (c1572–1632), playwright and pamphleteer. Origin unknown.

Definition of P's and Q's in US English:

P's and Q's

(also Ps and Qs)

nounˌpiːz (ə)n(d) ˈkjuːz

1"to be on one's P's and Q's" and variants: to be on one's best behaviour; to be at one's best, on top form; (US) to be alert, to be ‘on one's toes’.
2"to mind (also watch) one's P's and Q's": to be careful or particular in one's words or behaviour; to mind one's manners.
3"one's P's and Q's": one's alphabet, one's ‘A.B.C.’; (in extended use) knowledge or judgement, ‘one's way about’.

Origin

Early 17th century; earliest use found in Thomas Dekker (c1572–1632), playwright and pamphleteer. Origin unknown.

单词	P's and Q's
释义	Definition of P's and Q's in English: P's and Q's (also Ps and Qs) noun ˌpiːz (ə)n(d) ˈkjuːz 1"to be on one's P's and Q's" and variants: to be on one's best behaviour; to be at one's best, on top form; (US) to be alert, to be ‘on one's toes’. 2"to mind (also watch) one's P's and Q's": to be careful or particular in one's words or behaviour; to mind one's manners. 3"one's P's and Q's": one's alphabet, one's ‘A.B.C.’; (in extended use) knowledge or judgement, ‘one's way about’. Origin Early 17th century; earliest use found in Thomas Dekker (c1572–1632), playwright and pamphleteer. Origin unknown. Definition of P's and Q's in US English: P's and Q's (also Ps and Qs) nounˌpiːz (ə)n(d) ˈkjuːz 1"to be on one's P's and Q's" and variants: to be on one's best behaviour; to be at one's best, on top form; (US) to be alert, to be ‘on one's toes’. 2"to mind (also watch) one's P's and Q's": to be careful or particular in one's words or behaviour; to mind one's manners. 3"one's P's and Q's": one's alphabet, one's ‘A.B.C.’; (in extended use) knowledge or judgement, ‘one's way about’. Origin Early 17th century; earliest use found in Thomas Dekker (c1572–1632), playwright and pamphleteer. Origin unknown.
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