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to make a sudden light sound like a small explosion
to cook food in hot oil or fat until it bursts open or becomes crispy, such as popcorn
to hit a high, arching baseball that is caught easily by a fielder
(of eyes) to open wide and appear to bulge
to discharge a firearm, typically resulting in a quick, sharp sound
to open suddenly or with a sharp sound
to make something burst or explode, producing a sharp, quick sound
to take a drug in a casual or informal manner
to open and consume the contents of a bottle or can of drink
to move or adjust something quickly and briefly
to strike something or someone with a quick, light force
to quickly open or activate something, often resulting in a sudden movement or sound
to appear or emerge quickly and unexpectedly
an informal term for one's father
(Midwestern US) a carbonated soft drink
What does "pop" mean in Midwestern US slang?
The structure is a simple noun borrowed from the sound of a carbonated drink opening ("pop!"), used as the generic term for soda. It is used in the Midwestern United States (and parts of the West and Northeast) to refer to any carbonated soft drink, such as Coca Cola, Sprite, or root beer, regardless of brand.
a sudden, sharp, explosive noise, such as from a gunshot or cork
with a quick, abrupt motion
related to popular culture, with many appealing elements such as music, fashion, art, etc.
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