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Exact Match:

pop

a sharp explosive sound as from a gunshot or drawing a cork

a sweet drink containing carbonated water and flavoring; "in New England they call sodas tonics"

like a pop or with a pop; "everything went pop"

burst open with a sharp, explosive sound; "The balloon popped"; "This popcorn pops quickly in the microwave oven"

cause to burst with a loud, explosive sound; "The child popped the balloon"

fire a weapon with a loud explosive noise; "The soldiers were popping"

take drugs, especially orally; "The man charged with murder popped a valium to calm his nerves"

hit or strike; "He popped me on the head"

hit a pop-fly; "He popped out to shortstop"

release suddenly; "pop the clutch"

put or thrust suddenly and forcefully; "pop the pizza into the microwave oven"; "He popped the petit-four into his mouth"

make a sharp explosive noise; "The cork of the champagne bottle popped"

cause to make a sharp explosive sound; "He popped the champagne bottle"

Synonyms:

• Babbittish,
• Babbittry,
• Methuselah,
• Philistine,
• abba,
• abruptly,
• alcoholic drink,
• antediluvian,
• antique,
• back number,
• bad taste,
• bag,
• ballad,
• balloon,
• bang,
• bark,
• belly,
• belly out,
• beverage,
• bilge,
• billow,
• blast,
• bouge,
• bourgeois,
• bourgeois taste,
• bug,
• bulge,
• bump,
• burst,
• camp,
• campiness,
• campy,
• catch,
• chink,
• click,
• clink,
• clop,
• clump,
• clunk,
• common,
• commonplace,
• conservative,
• crack,
• crump,
• dad,
• daddy,
• dash,
• detonate,
• detonation,
• dilate,
• ding,
• dip,
• discharge,
• distend,
• dodo,
• drink,
• drinkable,
• dull thud,
• elder,
• explode,
• explosion,
• father,
• flick,
• flump,
• fogy,
• fossil,
• foster father,
• frosted,
• frosted shake,
• fud,
• fuddy-duddy,
• fulminate,
• fulmination,
• fusillade,
• general,
• genitor,
• go,
• go off,
• goggle,
• governor,
• granny,
• gunshot,
• has-been,
• hastily,
• high camp,
• high-camp,
• hit,
• hit tune,
• hock,
• homely,
• homespun,
• impetuously,
• impignorate,
• impropriety,
• impulsively,
• inappropriateness,
• indecency,
• indecorousness,
• indecorum,
• indelicacy,
• inelegance,
• inelegancy,
• kitsch,
• kitschy,
• light music,
• like a flash,
• like a thunderbolt,
• liquid,
• liquor,
• longhair,
• low camp,
• low-camp,
• malt,
• matriarch,
• mid-Victorian,
• mortgage,
• mossback,
• nail,
• of a sudden,
• old,
• old believer,
• old crock,
• old dodo,
• old fogy,
• old liner,
• old man,
• old poop,
• old woman,
• old-timer,
• on short notice,
• ordinary,
• pa,
• pad,
• pap,
• papa,
• pappy,
• pat,
• pater,
• paterfamilias,
• patriarch,
• patter,
• philistinism,
• pitapat,
• pitter-patter,
• plebeian,
• pledge,
• plop,
• plump,
• plunk,
• pooch,
• poor taste,
• pop culture,
• pop music,
• pops,
• popular,
• popular music,
• popular song,
• potable,
• potation,
• pouch,
• pout,
• precipitantly,
• precipitately,
• precipitously,
• public,
• rap,
• reactionary,
• regular old fogy,
• relic,
• round out,
• salvo,
• shake,
• sharp,
• shot,
• sire,
• slap,
• slog,
• smack,
• smite,
• sock,
• soda,
• soda pop,
• soda water,
• soft drink,
• song hit,
• spout,
• square,
• stab,
• stagger,
• starets,
• startlingly,
• stepfather,
• sudden,
• suddenly,
• surprisingly,
• swat,
• swell,
• swell out,
• tap,
• tastelessness,
• the old man,
• thud,
• thump,
• tick,
• tinkle,
• tonic,
• traditionalist,
• try,
• tunk,
• unaestheticism,
• unaestheticness,
• unawares,
• unbecomingness,
• unexpectedly,
• unfittingness,
• unseemliness,
• unsuitability,
• unsuitableness,
• vernacular,
• volley,
• vulgar taste,
• vulgarism,
• vulgarity,
• vulgarness,
• whack,
• whirl,
• without notice,
• without warning