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a british/early american term for doll, whether speaking of the actual doll or referring to someone as Doll (noun/pronoun) 1) I left my poppets on my bed
2) "Listen here poppet..." |
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A term of great endearment and affection, used to describe in one word all the feelings of warmth, comfort, kindness, generosity, honesty and strength of character you feel everytime you are with that person.
A word not to be used lightly, but one that expresses great respect and admiration for those to whom it is directed. 'Trancey is a poppet'
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Chiefly British, meaning a darling.
A small child, a doll, a puppet. She's such a darling, little poppet.
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like calling someone honey or sweetie. "ello poppet"
hahaha that one cracks me up all the time |
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Chiefly British, meaning a darling. A small child, a doll, a puppet " My little sugar coated thunder Poppet"
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Two-inch tall figurines created by artist Lisa Snellings. White faced with pinpoint eyes, in red robe with a ruff, Poppets are an iconic representation of the universal child, viewing the world without context or assigned values, without prejudice. Collected all over the world since 1996 and featured in art and animation. Inspiring stories by Neil Gaiman, Peter S. Beagle, Gene Wolfe and Larry Niven. I collect steampunk Poppets.
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An annoying self conceited girl often known to roam in poppety packs and frequent frat houses. If you are friends with them on facebook you will soon grow tired of them labeling themselves as a poppet, which they mistakenly wear as a badge of honor. Poppet 1 to Poppet 2 on Poppet 2's birthday: HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!! I'm so excited to celebrate your day of poppety birth and get you super crunk. LOVE YOU POP
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