Definition of poppet in English:

poppet

noun ˈpɒpɪtˈpɑpət

1British informal An endearingly sweet or pretty child (often used as an affectionate form of address)
‘Here you are, poppet,’ the nurse said
Example sentencesExamples
- Taking an interest into my well-being, poppet?
- He flashed James an apologetic smile before continuing in the face of his wife's incredulous stares, ‘Any more objections, poppet?’
- "Thank you for bringing him inside, poppet," Julien agreed, smiling at his youngest daughter.
- Don't worry, poppet, your mother said you could come with me and go to the toilet in the woods.
- You have certainly got yourself into a Persian pickle, my poppet!
- Hillary is glad you have been able to unburden your soul, but you are making a few false assumptions yourself, my poppet.
- I watched him as he lifted the child by its leg and dangled the baby as if it were a poppet.
- She was a little poppet though and didn't even murmur.
- Perhaps it wasn't clean enough for the poor, precious poppet.
- The problem is not that your husband won't take you to parties, my poppet, the problem is that you blotted your social copy book.
- This is the way things are done round here, my poppet, so stop worrying immediately.
- But I'll be back, my little poppets, full of pictures and stories just as soon as possible.
- You should've damn well asked me in the first place, shouldn't you have, poppet?
- I was at a convenient store, and this woman was like, ‘Cheers, poppet!’
- Parents must be rushing to the talent agencies with visions of fame and money for their poppets.
- Even your average manufactured pop poppet has to work harder than her boy-band counterpart, who can rely on looks alone to generate pubescent squeals.
- There is cynicism at work every time politicians draft in some forgotten singer or soap poppet to do their dirty work.
- We were never going to be running Moby's fan club (not until he decides to knock out something with a bit of backbone anyway), but the cute bald poppet has got a point about Las Vegas.
- This is Thailand after all, isn't it, my poppet.
- My poor, strange, stoic little poppet, trapped inside her own body, her own shell of an existence.
Synonyms
young woman, young lady, girl, schoolgirl, slip of a girl
2historical A small figure of a human being used in sorcery and witchcraft.
Example sentencesExamples
- Or, if the poppet represents the Other in a love spell, you treat it nice, talk sweetly to it.
- I would sew into the poppet his picture and/or handwriting sample, a small piece of moonstone and malachite, and some healing herbs which induce sleep, like lavender and lemon balm.
- But my husband gets these crazy ideas that my poppets are voodoo dolls and that I stick pins in them.
- If the people reading the misinformation are not stupid, they'll figure out that there's more to this than poppets and candle-spells.
- When I do a spell, I whip out a candle, make a poppet, and I chant.
- You can make a poppet, host a vigil, meditate, write a poem, anything that will contribute to the swell of positive energy.
3Engineering
A mushroom-shaped valve with a flat end piece that is lifted in and out of an opening by an axial rod.
Example sentencesExamples
- According to company sources, the flow rate of the 315/415-series valve is 35% higher than those of similarly sized poppet valves.
- The fuel pressure overcomes the spring tension in the poppet valve, forcing it from its ball and seat, injecting fuel into the prospective cylinder.
- They were also equipped with Franklin Type B rotary-cam poppet valve gear, which had outside drive shafts.
- The second combustion chamber also has a cam 18 driven exhaust poppet valve 14 which can be selectively disabled to a closed position to deactivate the second combustion chamber.
- The engine in question isn't your typical weed whip's two-stroke, but a high-value design that mimics a typical automotive four-stroke engine design with overhead cams, poppet valves, and cylinder scavenging via a supercharger.

Origin

Late Middle English: based on Latin pup(p)a 'girl, doll'. Compare with puppet.

see pup, doll

Rhymes

moppet

Definition of poppet in US English:

poppet

nounˈpɑpətˈpäpət

1British informal An endearingly sweet or pretty child or young girl (often used as an affectionate form of address)
“Here you are, poppet,” the nurse said
Example sentencesExamples
- We were never going to be running Moby's fan club (not until he decides to knock out something with a bit of backbone anyway), but the cute bald poppet has got a point about Las Vegas.
- My poor, strange, stoic little poppet, trapped inside her own body, her own shell of an existence.
- Taking an interest into my well-being, poppet?
- You should've damn well asked me in the first place, shouldn't you have, poppet?
- Even your average manufactured pop poppet has to work harder than her boy-band counterpart, who can rely on looks alone to generate pubescent squeals.
- But I'll be back, my little poppets, full of pictures and stories just as soon as possible.
- You have certainly got yourself into a Persian pickle, my poppet!
- I was at a convenient store, and this woman was like, ‘Cheers, poppet!’
- He flashed James an apologetic smile before continuing in the face of his wife's incredulous stares, ‘Any more objections, poppet?’
- She was a little poppet though and didn't even murmur.
- This is the way things are done round here, my poppet, so stop worrying immediately.
- Parents must be rushing to the talent agencies with visions of fame and money for their poppets.
- Don't worry, poppet, your mother said you could come with me and go to the toilet in the woods.
- This is Thailand after all, isn't it, my poppet.
- I watched him as he lifted the child by its leg and dangled the baby as if it were a poppet.
- There is cynicism at work every time politicians draft in some forgotten singer or soap poppet to do their dirty work.
- Perhaps it wasn't clean enough for the poor, precious poppet.
- The problem is not that your husband won't take you to parties, my poppet, the problem is that you blotted your social copy book.
- Hillary is glad you have been able to unburden your soul, but you are making a few false assumptions yourself, my poppet.
- "Thank you for bringing him inside, poppet," Julien agreed, smiling at his youngest daughter.
Synonyms
young woman, young lady, girl, schoolgirl, slip of a girl
2historical A small figure of a human being used in sorcery and witchcraft.
Example sentencesExamples
- Or, if the poppet represents the Other in a love spell, you treat it nice, talk sweetly to it.
- But my husband gets these crazy ideas that my poppets are voodoo dolls and that I stick pins in them.
- When I do a spell, I whip out a candle, make a poppet, and I chant.
- You can make a poppet, host a vigil, meditate, write a poem, anything that will contribute to the swell of positive energy.
- If the people reading the misinformation are not stupid, they'll figure out that there's more to this than poppets and candle-spells.
- I would sew into the poppet his picture and/or handwriting sample, a small piece of moonstone and malachite, and some healing herbs which induce sleep, like lavender and lemon balm.
3Engineering
A mushroom-shaped valve with a flat end piece that is lifted in and out of an opening by an axial rod.
Example sentencesExamples
- According to company sources, the flow rate of the 315/415-series valve is 35% higher than those of similarly sized poppet valves.
- The fuel pressure overcomes the spring tension in the poppet valve, forcing it from its ball and seat, injecting fuel into the prospective cylinder.
- The second combustion chamber also has a cam 18 driven exhaust poppet valve 14 which can be selectively disabled to a closed position to deactivate the second combustion chamber.
- They were also equipped with Franklin Type B rotary-cam poppet valve gear, which had outside drive shafts.
- The engine in question isn't your typical weed whip's two-stroke, but a high-value design that mimics a typical automotive four-stroke engine design with overhead cams, poppet valves, and cylinder scavenging via a supercharger.

Origin

Late Middle English: based on Latin pup(p)a ‘girl, doll’. Compare with puppet.

单词	poppet
释义	Definition of poppet in English: poppet noun ˈpɒpɪtˈpɑpət 1British informal An endearingly sweet or pretty child (often used as an affectionate form of address) ‘Here you are, poppet,’ the nurse said Example sentencesExamples Taking an interest into my well-being, poppet? He flashed James an apologetic smile before continuing in the face of his wife's incredulous stares, ‘Any more objections, poppet?’ "Thank you for bringing him inside, poppet," Julien agreed, smiling at his youngest daughter. Don't worry, poppet, your mother said you could come with me and go to the toilet in the woods. You have certainly got yourself into a Persian pickle, my poppet! Hillary is glad you have been able to unburden your soul, but you are making a few false assumptions yourself, my poppet. I watched him as he lifted the child by its leg and dangled the baby as if it were a poppet. She was a little poppet though and didn't even murmur. Perhaps it wasn't clean enough for the poor, precious poppet. The problem is not that your husband won't take you to parties, my poppet, the problem is that you blotted your social copy book. This is the way things are done round here, my poppet, so stop worrying immediately. But I'll be back, my little poppets, full of pictures and stories just as soon as possible. You should've damn well asked me in the first place, shouldn't you have, poppet? I was at a convenient store, and this woman was like, ‘Cheers, poppet!’ Parents must be rushing to the talent agencies with visions of fame and money for their poppets. Even your average manufactured pop poppet has to work harder than her boy-band counterpart, who can rely on looks alone to generate pubescent squeals. There is cynicism at work every time politicians draft in some forgotten singer or soap poppet to do their dirty work. We were never going to be running Moby's fan club (not until he decides to knock out something with a bit of backbone anyway), but the cute bald poppet has got a point about Las Vegas. This is Thailand after all, isn't it, my poppet. My poor, strange, stoic little poppet, trapped inside her own body, her own shell of an existence. Synonyms young woman, young lady, girl, schoolgirl, slip of a girl 2historical A small figure of a human being used in sorcery and witchcraft. Example sentencesExamples Or, if the poppet represents the Other in a love spell, you treat it nice, talk sweetly to it. I would sew into the poppet his picture and/or handwriting sample, a small piece of moonstone and malachite, and some healing herbs which induce sleep, like lavender and lemon balm. But my husband gets these crazy ideas that my poppets are voodoo dolls and that I stick pins in them. If the people reading the misinformation are not stupid, they'll figure out that there's more to this than poppets and candle-spells. When I do a spell, I whip out a candle, make a poppet, and I chant. You can make a poppet, host a vigil, meditate, write a poem, anything that will contribute to the swell of positive energy. 3Engineering A mushroom-shaped valve with a flat end piece that is lifted in and out of an opening by an axial rod. Example sentencesExamples According to company sources, the flow rate of the 315/415-series valve is 35% higher than those of similarly sized poppet valves. The fuel pressure overcomes the spring tension in the poppet valve, forcing it from its ball and seat, injecting fuel into the prospective cylinder. They were also equipped with Franklin Type B rotary-cam poppet valve gear, which had outside drive shafts. The second combustion chamber also has a cam 18 driven exhaust poppet valve 14 which can be selectively disabled to a closed position to deactivate the second combustion chamber. The engine in question isn't your typical weed whip's two-stroke, but a high-value design that mimics a typical automotive four-stroke engine design with overhead cams, poppet valves, and cylinder scavenging via a supercharger. Origin Late Middle English: based on Latin pup(p)a 'girl, doll'. Compare with puppet. see pup, doll Rhymes moppet Definition of poppet in US English: poppet nounˈpɑpətˈpäpət 1British informal An endearingly sweet or pretty child or young girl (often used as an affectionate form of address) “Here you are, poppet,” the nurse said Example sentencesExamples We were never going to be running Moby's fan club (not until he decides to knock out something with a bit of backbone anyway), but the cute bald poppet has got a point about Las Vegas. My poor, strange, stoic little poppet, trapped inside her own body, her own shell of an existence. Taking an interest into my well-being, poppet? You should've damn well asked me in the first place, shouldn't you have, poppet? Even your average manufactured pop poppet has to work harder than her boy-band counterpart, who can rely on looks alone to generate pubescent squeals. But I'll be back, my little poppets, full of pictures and stories just as soon as possible. You have certainly got yourself into a Persian pickle, my poppet! I was at a convenient store, and this woman was like, ‘Cheers, poppet!’ He flashed James an apologetic smile before continuing in the face of his wife's incredulous stares, ‘Any more objections, poppet?’ She was a little poppet though and didn't even murmur. This is the way things are done round here, my poppet, so stop worrying immediately. Parents must be rushing to the talent agencies with visions of fame and money for their poppets. Don't worry, poppet, your mother said you could come with me and go to the toilet in the woods. This is Thailand after all, isn't it, my poppet. I watched him as he lifted the child by its leg and dangled the baby as if it were a poppet. There is cynicism at work every time politicians draft in some forgotten singer or soap poppet to do their dirty work. Perhaps it wasn't clean enough for the poor, precious poppet. The problem is not that your husband won't take you to parties, my poppet, the problem is that you blotted your social copy book. Hillary is glad you have been able to unburden your soul, but you are making a few false assumptions yourself, my poppet. "Thank you for bringing him inside, poppet," Julien agreed, smiling at his youngest daughter. Synonyms young woman, young lady, girl, schoolgirl, slip of a girl 2historical A small figure of a human being used in sorcery and witchcraft. Example sentencesExamples Or, if the poppet represents the Other in a love spell, you treat it nice, talk sweetly to it. But my husband gets these crazy ideas that my poppets are voodoo dolls and that I stick pins in them. When I do a spell, I whip out a candle, make a poppet, and I chant. You can make a poppet, host a vigil, meditate, write a poem, anything that will contribute to the swell of positive energy. If the people reading the misinformation are not stupid, they'll figure out that there's more to this than poppets and candle-spells. I would sew into the poppet his picture and/or handwriting sample, a small piece of moonstone and malachite, and some healing herbs which induce sleep, like lavender and lemon balm. 3Engineering A mushroom-shaped valve with a flat end piece that is lifted in and out of an opening by an axial rod. Example sentencesExamples According to company sources, the flow rate of the 315/415-series valve is 35% higher than those of similarly sized poppet valves. The fuel pressure overcomes the spring tension in the poppet valve, forcing it from its ball and seat, injecting fuel into the prospective cylinder. The second combustion chamber also has a cam 18 driven exhaust poppet valve 14 which can be selectively disabled to a closed position to deactivate the second combustion chamber. They were also equipped with Franklin Type B rotary-cam poppet valve gear, which had outside drive shafts. The engine in question isn't your typical weed whip's two-stroke, but a high-value design that mimics a typical automotive four-stroke engine design with overhead cams, poppet valves, and cylinder scavenging via a supercharger. Origin Late Middle English: based on Latin pup(p)a ‘girl, doll’. Compare with puppet.
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