Popper ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Popper ( noun )

1. A device that makes a popping noise when activated.
2. A small container filled with a substance that explodes when activated, typically used as a party favor or toy.
3. A drug in the form of small pellets that are ingested and can produce a feeling of euphoria.

Origin:

The word "popper" comes from the verb "pop" which means to make a sudden sharp noise and was first used in the late 19th century.

Examples:

1. He lit the popper and it made a loud noise.
2. The children love playing with the poppers at parties.
3. The popper is filled with a small amount of explosive material.
4. He took a popper and felt a rush of euphoria.
5. The popper can be used as a party favor or a toy.

(As a verb)

Popper ( verb )

1. A device that makes a popping noise when activated.
2. A small container filled with a substance that explodes when activated, typically used as a party favor or toy.
3. A drug in the form of small pellets that are ingested and can produce a feeling of euphoria.

Origin:

The word "popper" comes from the verb "pop" which means to make a sudden sharp noise and was first used in the late 19th century.

Examples:

1. He lit the popper and it made a loud noise.
2. The children love playing with the poppers at parties.
3. The popper is filled with a small amount of explosive material.
4. He took a popper and felt a rush of euphoria.
5. The popper can be used as a party favor or a toy.