Apoc.

He was taken with the idea of “a piece of cloth,” which was both the name of his 1976 show and his later line APOC, as a philosophy of reducing waste.

Epp.’ to 261: our ‘Paul’ to 338: our ‘Apoc.’ to 122: our ‘Evst.’ to 415: our copies of the ‘Apostolos’ to 128—making a total of 2003.

Apoc′alypst, Apoc′alypt, a revealer of the future.—adjs.

Apocopate, a-pok′o-pāt, v.t. to cut off the last letter or syllable of a word:—pr.p. apoc′opāting; pa.p. apoc′opāted.—ns.

In addition to the instance referred to above, and Apoc. vii.