by Boy interrupted June 15, 2021
Get the Pop Upmug. by kdc4574 February 17, 2010
Get the Cooly Popmug. A group associated with German characters in history and the dislike of ..💅🌈
Even with the peculiar name they are not that at all
Even with the peculiar name they are not that at all
by @-Cult_Leadr March 20, 2024
Get the Girly Popmug. (shiz-uhl popt)
-adj., verb
1. Equivalent to voicing an expletive during any undesirable or unlucky situation. The phrase "to the max" can be appended to emphasize extremely dire circumstances.
2. Getting stranded in the middle of nowhere because your vehicle ran out of fuel.
-adj., verb
1. Equivalent to voicing an expletive during any undesirable or unlucky situation. The phrase "to the max" can be appended to emphasize extremely dire circumstances.
2. Getting stranded in the middle of nowhere because your vehicle ran out of fuel.
"Dude. When his girlfriend finds out he's been cheating on her, he is sooo shizzle popped it's not even funny."
"I told you to fill up on gas before we left, you tardmuffin! Now we're totally shizzle popped... to the max!"
"I told you to fill up on gas before we left, you tardmuffin! Now we're totally shizzle popped... to the max!"
by Dyslexicon March 30, 2010
Get the shizzle poppedmug. Popping a silly is when you walk up to your significant other, pull down their pants. And take a phat dump on them, You then yell "HAHAHAH I POPPED A SILLY"
"Hey babe" - says girl1
"Hey babe, have you heard about Popping a silly?" says boy1
*boy1 pulls down girl1's pants
"HAHAHAH I POPPED A SILLY"
"Hey babe, have you heard about Popping a silly?" says boy1
*boy1 pulls down girl1's pants
"HAHAHAH I POPPED A SILLY"
by gayfrig August 21, 2022
Get the Popping a sillymug. 1. What some if not most people in the upper half of the United States call soda.
2. An onomatopoeia for when something bursts
3. A name used to address an experienced father or old-head, usually with an 's' at the end
4. The actions of cuando tu mamá te pega con la chancla
2. An onomatopoeia for when something bursts
3. A name used to address an experienced father or old-head, usually with an 's' at the end
4. The actions of cuando tu mamá te pega con la chancla
1.Friend: Hey man, want a can of pop?
Me: What?
2. When the balloon was squeezed it made a POP!
3. Hey Pops, I'll be back from college next week.
4. Reprobé mi examen ayer, y claro, mi mamá me dio un chanclazo desde el otro lado del cuarto.
Me: What?
2. When the balloon was squeezed it made a POP!
3. Hey Pops, I'll be back from college next week.
4. Reprobé mi examen ayer, y claro, mi mamá me dio un chanclazo desde el otro lado del cuarto.
by trei3 August 24, 2024
Get the popmug. Vodoun-Pop is musical style that combine elements of traditional Haitian Vodou ceremonial and folkloric music with Euro-American Pop music, that's played without any Verses just Ostinatos (Vamps), Hooks, Choruses and Scats
It is often referred to simply as "Pop Vodou" in Haitian Creole.
It is used as background ambient music in Folk Dance classes, Haitian Lounged, Restaurants and Voodoo temples (Peristyles), from mainly the French-Creole and Crenglish speaking countries of the Caribbean, such as Haiti, Martinique, Dominica, Guadeloupe as well as Canada, France and Western Africa and Haitian communities in the Untited States.
Typical instruments are:
Rada and petro drums, tanbou, rara horns, electronic keyboards/Keytar, electronic drums, electric guitars, electric bass, Percussions,drums, piano, strings tumpet, flute, Backing tracks, E-Synthesizer, personal computer, Singable melodies) Humming, Whistling, and Drumming.
The tracks are predominantly instrumental, and are usually play and dance to a RADA rithym, which usually starts slowly and burst into a feverish pitch.
The dance is characterized by the hands being placed on knees or thighs, and has several main variations: Yanvalou debou (upright), Yanvalou do ba (crouching), Yanvalou zepòl (a "shoulder dance"), etc."
A notable label of this kind of Vodoun-Pop is Negre Marron Records which was foundef in New York City 2018 by René Guemps.
It is often referred to simply as "Pop Vodou" in Haitian Creole.
It is used as background ambient music in Folk Dance classes, Haitian Lounged, Restaurants and Voodoo temples (Peristyles), from mainly the French-Creole and Crenglish speaking countries of the Caribbean, such as Haiti, Martinique, Dominica, Guadeloupe as well as Canada, France and Western Africa and Haitian communities in the Untited States.
Typical instruments are:
Rada and petro drums, tanbou, rara horns, electronic keyboards/Keytar, electronic drums, electric guitars, electric bass, Percussions,drums, piano, strings tumpet, flute, Backing tracks, E-Synthesizer, personal computer, Singable melodies) Humming, Whistling, and Drumming.
The tracks are predominantly instrumental, and are usually play and dance to a RADA rithym, which usually starts slowly and burst into a feverish pitch.
The dance is characterized by the hands being placed on knees or thighs, and has several main variations: Yanvalou debou (upright), Yanvalou do ba (crouching), Yanvalou zepòl (a "shoulder dance"), etc."
A notable label of this kind of Vodoun-Pop is Negre Marron Records which was foundef in New York City 2018 by René Guemps.
Our Vodoun-Pop dancing class intructor Marlene finally taught us the meaning behind the Yanvalou dance this after noon.
by Negre Marron Records October 20, 2018
Get the Vodoun-Popmug.