Pop ( verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Pop ( verb )

1. To make a short, sudden, explosive noise.
2. To burst open with such a noise.
3. To cause to make a sudden explosive noise.
4. To cause to burst open.
5. To press or snap a button so as to activate an electronic device or mechanism.

Origin:

Unknown.

Examples:

1. She popped the champagne bottle open, celebrating her graduation.
2. He popped his knuckles, trying to relieve the stress.
3. The balloon popped, making a loud sound.
4. The blister popped, and the fluid leaked out.
5. He popped his headphones on, listening to his favorite song.

(As a noun)

Pop ( noun )

1. To make a short, sudden, explosive noise.
2. To burst open with such a noise.
3. To cause to make a sudden explosive noise.
4. To cause to burst open.
5. To press or snap a button so as to activate an electronic device or mechanism.

Origin:

Unknown.

Examples:

1. She popped the champagne bottle open, celebrating her graduation.
2. He popped his knuckles, trying to relieve the stress.
3. The balloon popped, making a loud sound.
4. The blister popped, and the fluid leaked out.
5. He popped his headphones on, listening to his favorite song.