pop off (Meaning)
pop off (v)
leave quickly
pass from physical life and lose all bodily attributes and functions necessary to sustain life
Synonyms & Antonyms of pop off
pop off Sentence Examples
- The fireworks popped off with a deafening roar, illuminating the night sky with vibrant colors.
- The champagne cork popped off with a satisfying hiss, releasing a bubbly effervescence.
- The lid of the soda can popped off with a sharp sound, as I took an eager sip.
- The tires of the car popped off the ground as it sped around the corner, leaving a cloud of dust in its wake.
- The buttons on the control panel popped off with ease, revealing the intricate circuitry within.
- The popcorn kernels popped off in the air, creating a symphony of tiny explosions.
- The balloons popped off one after another, sending a cascade of confetti and streamers into the air.
- The bubble popped off the surface of the water, leaving a faint imprint on the still liquid.
- The circuit breaker popped off, cutting off the electricity to the entire building.
- The tomato splattered against the wall, popping off several seeds that stuck to the surface.
FAQs About the word pop off
leave quickly, pass from physical life and lose all bodily attributes and functions necessary to sustain life
die, pass (on), check out, pass away, fall, step out, perish, kick in, buy the farm, exit
breathe,live, live, breathe, come to, come to, exist,be, exist, revive
The fireworks popped off with a deafening roar, illuminating the night sky with vibrant colors.
The champagne cork popped off with a satisfying hiss, releasing a bubbly effervescence.
The lid of the soda can popped off with a sharp sound, as I took an eager sip.
The tires of the car popped off the ground as it sped around the corner, leaving a cloud of dust in its wake.
