Pop

usgb/pɑːp/
verb

To suddenly break open or come away from something often with a short, loud noise.

The cork popped out of the bottle.
Visual representation of "pop" - To suddenly break open or come away from something often with a short, loud noise

Often appears as...

  • pop the balloon
  • pop the lid
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Sudden Action

Used when something happens abruptly and unexpectedly, often causing surprise or alarm.

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The balloon popped as soon as it touched the cactus.
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Loud Noise

Accompanied by a sound that is sharp and clear, which can startle someone.

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The fireworks popped loudly, lighting up the sky.
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