poppˈit or poppˈet noun

One of usu a number of beads each having a small protrusion on one side and a hole on the other, by means of which they can be linked together

popˈcorn noun

1. Maize burst open and swelled by heating
2. A kind of maize suitable for this

popˈ-eye noun

A prominent or protruding eye

popˈ-eyed adjective

1. Having prominent or protruding eyes
2. Open-eyed, agog (as from interest, excitement, etc)

popˈ-fastener noun

A press-stud

popˈgun noun

1. A tube for shooting pellets by compressed air
2. A contemptible gun

popˈover noun

A thin hollow cake or pudding made from batter

poppˈing-crease see under crease¹

popˈ-shop noun (informal)

A pawnshop

popˈsock noun

A woman's nylon stocking reaching up to the knee

popˈ-top noun (N American)

A ring pull (qv under ring¹)

popˈ-under noun (computing)

An additional window, usu containing an advertisement, that is activated when accessing a particular website but remains hidden until the main window is closed

popˈ-up adjective

1. (of appliances, books, etc) having mechanisms or pages that rise or move quickly upwards
2. (of a menu) appearing when an option is selected (computing)
3. (of a shop, restaurant, etc) opening quickly but temporarily

An additional window, usu containing an advertisement, that appears on a computer screen when accessing a particular website

popˈ-visit noun

A visit at an odd time, a casual visit

popˈ-weed noun

Bladderwort

a pop (informal)

1. Each
2. Apiece

pop off (informal)

1. To make off
2. To die
3. To fall asleep

pop one's clogs see under clog

pop the question (informal)

To make an offer of marriage

take or have a pop at (informal)

1. To criticize or attack, esp in public
2. To try out