blow pop

the act of getting a blow job while eating a pop sickle.

The man thought the blow pop he received from his wife the other day was both delicious and satisfying.

by raamazing June 26, 2009

Queen of Pop

A name used by the general population and pop culture fans to describe the one and only Katy Perry, singer and songwriter, with multiple #1 diamond certified songs, billions of streams, and a Spotlight Award.

OMG did you listen to Witness already? The Queen of Pop did that!

by Cumalive January 25, 2018

soda pop

Carbonated....Fruity....banis...like my anus....

The soda pop is banis, like my anus, therefore the flavor is ass fruit...

by Bob the one eyed trouser snake August 17, 2003

Pop Music

An extremely broad genre of music. Pop music consists of catchy melodies, infectious beats, polished instrumentals, and usually a calculated image/vision to go along with it and promote it. "Pop music," as a genre, isn't to be confused with the term, "popular music," which could be music from any genre that has garnered mainstream attention or adoration. Many works of pop music also never gain widespread popularity. Pop music is commonly structured in a verse-bridge-chorus-verse-bridge-chorus-middle 8-chorus form, but there are numerous exceptions to this standard, but pop music always has a catchy and polished sound to it that is intended to appeal to the public at large. Although, at times, pop music can have a "unique" sound to it that instantly will make one label it as "pop," pop music often heavily borrows from other genres of music, creating subgenres such as: dance pop, teen pop, bubblegum pop, r&b pop, pop rap, country pop, electropop, etc. The one characteristic that sets these subgenres away from the genres they borrow from is, again, a catchy, structured, and polished sound.

Pop music is also often maligned by music elitists and critics. But, the one thing you have to remember is that pop music is mostly intended to be fun and exciting, not some deep emotional work of art; although pop music can be deep and emotional at times, contrary to popular notion.

Examples of Pop Music and its stars:

Britney Spears
Madonna
Kylie Minogue
Bananarama
Rihanna
Girls Aloud
Sugababes
One Direction
The Wanted
Michael Jackson
Justin Timberlake

... and the list goes on...

by bluesunstorm January 8, 2013

Wherly Pop

The actual origin of this term is unknown. The root word is believed to be Wherlow, though other argue this term actually originated from wherly. it is a heated debate.

Note: this term is often difficult to say without a sing-song tone. beware

Friend 1: Sick and tired of hearing all these people talk about. What's the deal with this pop life? and when is gonna fade out?
Friend 2: WHERLY POP
Frend 3: oh geeze, come on... now I'm going to be singing that song all day
Friend 2: WAKA WAKA

by N'sank January 22, 2011

bobby pop

n. adult beverage, usually meant to signify a malt-based, alcoholic beverage, such as beer. Derived from the common nickname for Robert, and the quaint idea that for people who drink beer all day, it's kind of like soda.

You wanna sneak down to the stock room and have a quick bobby pop with me? My shift is almost over and I wanna get started - tonight's open mic at the bowling alley.

by book learning July 8, 2010

to pop tart it

to arrive at mentally
to be able to mentally deduct
to be able to say something really smart
to say what you would like to about something

I wanted to pop tart the lesson I learned in class.
You can have it if I get to pop tart it.

by Mr. Wantto Poptart That July 10, 2010