search

Pop

speaker
speaker

Meaning

Noun

●
In Telecommunications:
Acronym of point of presence.
●
Acronym of Point of Purchase.
●
In Weather:
Acronym of
of precipitation.
●
In Television:
Acronym of
.
●
Acronym of
pollutant.
●
A
,
,
a
of a bottle.
●
In Canadian English, Midwest US English & Regional English:
An
or
, most
;
pop.
●
In Canadian English, Midwest US English & Regional English:
A
, can, or
of
or
, most
; a
pop.
●
A
: a
,
,
with a firearm.
●
A
; a
; apiece.
●
Something that
or is
to the
or senses.
●
In Computing:
The
of a
of a stack.
●
A
, the European redwing.
●
In Physics:
The
of the
time (after
,
,
,
,
), i.e. the rate of change of
.
●
A pistol.
●
In American English:
A small,
,
as a snack.
●
Clipping of
pop.
●
A lollipop.
●
In Professional wrestling:
A (usually very)
reaction.
●
One's father.
●
Pop music.
●
population
●
A Russian Orthodox
; a parson.
●
A
and
at Eton College.
●
The body of
prefects.
●
A
concert.
●
In Computer security:
Initialism of w:proof of personhood.
●
In Electronics:
Initialism of w:package on a package.

Adj

●
Acronym of
. (denoting a
size)
●
Popular.

Verb

●
To make a
, or
,
sound.
●
To
(something) with a
sound.
●
To
, or
forth, with a
,
; to
from place to place
; to dart.
●
In Australian English & British English:
To place (something) (somewhere); to
or
(something) with a
ment.
●
In Australian English, British English & Canadian English:
To make a
or visit.
●
To
; to be
to the senses.
●
To
(something or someone).
●
To
(usually somebody) with a firearm.
⚠️
To
; to orgasm.
●
In Computing:
To
(a
)
of a stack.
●
To give birth.
●
To
(something) (to
money).
●
To
or
(especially a
of a
, sometimes
to other small
such as
or candy).
●
To
(a
or
) while
or vehicle.
●
To
of
when the Eustachian
open.
●
In Dance:
To
the
of dance.
●
To arrest.

Intj

●
Used to
a
,
,
a
of a bottle.

Name

●
Acronym of Post Office Protocol.
●
Initialism of w:Pacific Ocean Park.
●
Traditional
for a
doorman.
Sourced from
Wiktionary

Origin

pop
English
arrow
popular
English
arrow
popularis
Latin
arrow
-aris
Latin
populus
Latin
Sourced from
Etym

Synonyms

Related

More
more

Rhymes

More
more
Join 10 million students and professionals writing 70% faster at QuillBot.com
Start writing better

© QuillBot (Coursehero), LLC. 2024

Terms of ServicesPrivacy Policy