Synonyms:
pop
Meaning: hit a pop-fly; "He popped out to shortstop"
Synonyms:
pop
Meaning: make a sharp explosive noise; "The cork of the champagne bottle popped"
Synonyms:
pop
Meaning: fire a weapon with a loud explosive noise; "The soldiers were popping"
Usage examples
"May I pop up for a moment, dear?" said Miss Mapp.
"I'll tell my maid to pop down and open the door."
Mass Joe no gun, no powder pop, no chopper, no knife, no fight works 'tall."
"I thought I would just pop across from the grocer's," she said. "What a pretty scarf, dear!
No sooner did Peter pop his head above the edge of the bank of the Smiling Pool than Grandfather Frog exclaimed:
And I'll be sure to say 'I seen.' I haven't often said it since Miss Stacy taught here; but in moments of excitement it's sure to pop out.
She was quite aware that Miss Mapp said "pop" in crude inverted commas, so to speak, for purposes of mockery, and so she said it herself more than ever.
"And the other great difference," said Old Mother Nature, "is that Striped Chipmunk sleeps nearly all winter, just waking up occasionally to pop his head out on a bright day to see how the weather is.
They are very wise too, and this wisdom is especially displayed in the number of doors they have in each of their dwellings; so that should an enemy, in the shape of a pussy, or a ferret, pop in at one door, Bunny would just pop out at the other.