pops Synonyms
pops Meaning
pops
to protrude or seem to protrude from the sockets, popular music, of or relating to the popular culture disseminated through the mass media, an orchestra that plays light classical and popular music, to hit a pop fly, a sharp explosive sound, pop culture, having, using, or imitating themes or techniques characteristic of pop art, to take (pills) especially frequently or habitually, to make or burst with a sharp sound, of or relating to popular music, to open with a pop, soda pop, of or relating to pop art, to fire at, like or with a pop, power to hit a baseball hard, pop fly, to flip (something) into an upturned position, to go, come, or appear suddenly, a shot from a gun, such as, light classical and popular music played typically by an orchestra, to push, put, or thrust suddenly or briefly, popular, to strike or knock sharply, a small portion of something that makes a vivid impression, to be or become striking or prominent, to shoot with a firearm, pop art, to move suddenly from one position or state to another, to escape or break away from something (such as a point of attachment) usually suddenly or unexpectedly, to cause to explode or burst open, father, a drink or shot of alcohol
pops Sentence Examples
- The jovial old man's laughter filled the room with an infectious cheer that made everyone smile.
- The vintage record popped and crackled as the needle sang out a nostalgic tune.
- A cork popped out of the champagne bottle with a jubilant hiss, celebrating the joyous occasion.
- The popcorn kernels popped and danced in the hot oil, creating a symphony of tiny explosions.
- The soft drink can popped open with a satisfying click, releasing a refreshing burst of fizz.
- The pesky balloon refused to pop, no matter how hard she squeezed it.
- The champagne cork popped prematurely, showering the guests with a bubbly surprise.
- The unexpected question popped into her mind, leaving her momentarily flustered.
- The film reel popped and jammed in the projector, interrupting the cinematic experience.
- The playful kitten pounced on a ball of yarn, sending its contents popping out everywhere.
FAQs About the word pops
to protrude or seem to protrude from the sockets, popular music, of or relating to the popular culture disseminated through the mass media, an orchestra that pl
slams, bangs, booms,claps, crashes, blasts,cracks, snaps, whomps, thwacks
implodes,collapses,fizzles,
The jovial old man's laughter filled the room with an infectious cheer that made everyone smile.
The vintage record popped and crackled as the needle sang out a nostalgic tune.
A cork popped out of the champagne bottle with a jubilant hiss, celebrating the joyous occasion.
The popcorn kernels popped and danced in the hot oil, creating a symphony of tiny explosions.
