popping off (Meaning)

popping off

to talk thoughtlessly and often loudly or angrily, to leave suddenly, to die unexpectedly

The champagne corks were popping off with celebratory fervor.
The popcorn machine's rhythmic popping off filled the room with anticipation.
The firecrackers exploded with a deafening series of popping offs.
The bubbles in the fizzy drink popped off incessantly, creating a symphony of tiny explosions.
The peanut brittle shattered with a satisfying popping off sound, releasing a sweet aroma.
The oil droplets in the frying pan popped off in a relentless dance of heat.
The popping off of the kites' strings marked the start of the kite-flying competition.
The popping off of the champagne bottles signaled the arrival of the toast.
The rain pounded on the roof, popping off against the hard surface.
The popping off of the fireworks illuminated the night sky with vibrant hues.

to talk thoughtlessly and often loudly or angrily, to leave suddenly, to die unexpectedly

passing away,dying, falling, buying it, kicking in, stepping out, perishing, kicking off, passing (on), checking out

breathing, living,coming to,existing, reviving, lingering, being,flourishing

The champagne corks were popping off with celebratory fervor.

The popcorn machine's rhythmic popping off filled the room with anticipation.

The firecrackers exploded with a deafening series of popping offs.

The bubbles in the fizzy drink popped off incessantly, creating a symphony of tiny explosions.