EPIC ['epɪk] abbr.
abbr., auto.	electronically programmed injection control; electronically programmed injection planar integrated; exhaust port ignition cleaner
abbr., avia.	electronic and photonic integrated circuit; engineering preassembly integration in CATIA (system)
abbr., el.	electronic production and inventory control; emergency procedures information center; etched polycrystalline-carried integrated circuit; exchange price information computer; explicitly parallel instruction computing (chip)
abbr., h.rghts.act.	Equal Pay International Coalition (tat-konovalova)
abbr., law	Export Payment Insurance Corporation
abbr., mil., avia.	Earth pointing instrument carrier
epic ['epɪk] n
cinema	A film with large dramatic scope or that required an immense production.
lit.	This is a type of classical poetry, generally recounting heroic achievements. It is a poem that is a long narrative about a serious subject, told in an elevated style of language. Epics generally focus on the exploits of a hero or demi-god who represents the cultural values of a race, nation, or religious group. John Milton’s Paradise lost is an example of a famous epic. see also classic
EPICS abbr.
abbr.	Emergency Preparedness Integrated Community Solutions
abbr., softw., USA	experimental physics and industrial control system (Alex_Odeychuk)