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Synonym for pop [verb]

The synonym pop synonymous definition words:
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pop [noun]

means "soft drink"
soda, tonic

pop [noun]

means "bang"
crack, report, burst, shot, detonation, boom, discharge
Further results for the word "pop"

click [verb]

means "crack"
pop, clink, snap, tick, tap, crackle

cocktail [noun]

means "bubbly beverage"
soda, soft drink, pop, fizz, mixed drink

crackle [verb]

means "crack"
pop, clink, snap, tick, tap, click

dad [noun]

means "father"
pop

daddy [noun]

means "dad"
pop

father [noun]

means "relationship"
pappy, pop

fizz [noun]

means "bubbly beverage"
soda, soft drink, pop, cocktail

flick [verb]

means "crack"
pop, clink, snap, tick, tap, crackle

inject [verb]

means "give a shot"
vaccinate, pop, shoot up, fix, jab

pa [noun]

means "dad"
pop

papa [noun]

means "dad"
pop

pappy [noun]

means "father"
pa, papa, dad, daddy, pop

pawn [verb]

means "hock"
dip, deposit, sell, mortgage, pledge, pop

rock [noun]

means "music"
rock and roll, pop, jazz

rock and roll [noun]

means "rock music"
rock, pop, jazz

rock music [noun]

means "rock"
rock and roll, pop, jazz

shoot up [verb]

means "give a shot"
vaccinate, pop, inject, fix, jab

snap [noun]

means "sharp sound"
crack, pop, click, tick, clap

soda [noun]

means "bubbly beverage"
fizz, soft drink, pop, cocktail

soft drink [noun]

means "bubbly beverage"
soda, fizz, pop, cocktail

tick [noun]

means "sound"
click, tap, tapping, throb, beat, pop

populace [noun]

means "people"
run, masses, rank and file, mob, crowd, proletariat, rabble

popular [adjective]

means "public"
societal, plebeian, democratic

popular [adjective]

means "prevalent"
common, widespread, current, general

popular [adjective]

means "favourite"
accepted, recommend, approved, standard, liked

popularity [noun]

means "prevalence"
universality, repute, acceptance, renown, notoriety, note

populate [verb]

means "reproduce"
propagate, generate, multiply, produce

population [noun]

means "society"
public, community, nation, people, folk, order

Christendom [noun]

means "church"
pope

acclaim [noun]

means "recognition"
approval, enthusiasm, praise, fame, popularity

busy [adjective]

means "property"
full, bustling, crowded, swarming, packed, popular

celebrity [noun]

means "renown"
fame, popularity, glory, notoriety, honour

church [noun]

means "religion"
Christendom, pope

circulating [adjective]

means "present"
contemporary, common, general, popular, prevailing, prevalent

colloquial [adjective]

means "common"
ordinary, vulgar, vernacular, familiar, popular, informal

common [adjective]

means "property"
worldly, popular

commonalty [noun]

means "populace"
population, people, public

community [noun]

means "society"
public, population, nation, people, folk, order

coxcomb [noun]

means "dandy"
popinjay [US]

crowd [noun]

means "people"
run, masses, rank and file, mob, populace, proletariat

crowded [adjective]

means "full"
bustling, busy, swarming, packed, popular, jammed

current [adjective]

means "present"
contemporary, common, general, popular, prevailing, prevalent

democratic [adjective]

means "constitutional"
popular, orderly, just, representative, free

desired [adjective]

means "wanted"
popular, coveted, in demand, needed

in demand [adjective]

means "wanted"
popular, coveted, desired, needed

in style [adjective]

means "fashionable"
popular

in the air [adjective]

means "prevalent"
abroad, astir, in the making, common, popular, rampant

in the making [adjective]

means "prevalent"
abroad, astir, in the air, common, popular, rampant

leading [adjective]

means "famous"
well-known, popular, prominent, notorious

liked [adjective]

means "favourite"
accepted, recommend, approved, standard, popular

low [adjective]

means "cost"
cheap, inexpensive, economical, reasonable, low cost, popular

man [noun]

means "people"
human beings, humankind, mankind, humanity, populace, race

masses [noun]

means "people"
run, crowd, rank and file, mob, populace, proletariat

mob [noun]

means "people"
run, masses, rank and file, crowd, populace, proletariat

multiply [verb]

means "reproduce"
propagate, generate, populate, produce

nation [noun]

means "people"
ethnic group, population, race, stock, tribe

ordinary [adjective]

means "customary"
accustomed, popular, everyday, common, traditional, frequent

people [verb]

means "activity"
populate, stock

people [noun]

means "society"
populace, population, commonalty, public

pontiff [noun]

means "prelate"
pope, primate, cardinal

prelate [noun]

means "pontiff"
pope, primate, cardinal

prevailing [adjective]

means "prevalent"
dominant, widespread, popular, predominant, accepted, rampant

prevalent [adjective]

means "common"
popular

proletariat [noun]

means "people"
run, masses, rank and file, mob, populace, crowd

prominence [noun]

means "fame"
distinction, renown, eminence, influence, greatness, popularity

public [noun]

means "people"
society, populace, men, following, audience, citizens

rabble [noun]

means "people"
run, masses, rank and file, mob, populace, proletariat

rank and file [noun]

means "people"
run, masses, crowd, mob, populace, proletariat

sought after [adjective]

means "wanted"
in demand, desired, popular, coveted, hunted

topical [adjective]

means "current"
familiar, popular, well-known

vulgar [adjective]

means "common"
ordinary, colloquial, vernacular, familiar, popular

wanted [adjective]

means "in demand"
popular, coveted, desired, needed

widespread [adjective]

means "prevalent"
popular

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