P.P.P.'S.
noun
(A formula introducing matter written after something introduced by P.P.S.) post post post scriptum.
- Such a sequence of additions may be extended ad infinitum, though anything subsequent to P.P.S. is usually intended for comic effect..
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Harper's Magazine. From the initial letters of post post post scriptum from classical Latin post after + post after + post scriptum.
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