pop
//pɒp//
Noun
A sudden sharp explosive sound, like that of a cork coming out of a bottle or a balloon bursting.
The balloon burst with a loud pop.
A carbonated soft drink; soda.
Would you like a pop with your meal?
Popular music, especially commercial music characterized by catchy melodies and simple structures.
She listens to pop music every day.
An informal term for father.
My pop taught me how to ride a bike.
Verb
To make a sudden sharp explosive sound.
The balloon popped loudly.
To burst or cause to burst with a pop.
The balloon popped when it touched the sharp edge.
To go or come quickly or suddenly; to appear or move abruptly.
I'll just pop over to the store for a minute.
To put or place something quickly or casually.
She popped the book on the table and left.
Adjective
Relating to popular music or pop culture.
She is a famous pop singer.