pop

A beverage consisting of carbonated water (originally made with sodium bicarbonate), flavoring, and a sweet syrup. It is called "pop" because of the noise it makes when opened or shaken. It can alternatively be called soda or soda pop.

Oh don't forget to bring the pop.

by Aandi June 15, 2017

pop

A way of expressing impressed surprise

That shirt he was wearing was well pop.

by C-New January 17, 2012

pop

popsicles

pop are awesome

by ezranotfoundd September 4, 2021

pop

I would add to discolemur's definition that also Canadian people seem to use this term to refer to soda.

Someone came up behind me and poured pop over my face and hair (quote by Lauren Southern)

by LibetarianMindset August 7, 2016

pop

Pop is what anyone could call soda. Not just people from Michigan, Minnesota or Washington.

I have lived in Washington all my life. I have never called soda "pop"

by Hamination September 20, 2011

pop

1. a soft drink, usually soda

2. to kill somebody with a firearm

3. to explode, to burst

4. abbreviation of popular (pop music, pop culture...)

5. to ejaculate, to orgasm (can be used for both sexes)

1. Person A - Oi, pass me another cola.

Person B- We run out of 'em. I can give you a pop though.

Person A - I guess it beats nothing.

2. I knew the cops were looking for Harry but I wouldn't have thought they would pop him in the middle of the street.

3. It's called "pop corn" for a reason.

4. It is possible to both love and hate pop music simultaneously, because it represents what is popular at a certain point

in time.

5. My girlfriend is extremely good at riding, she always makes me pop in less than a minute

by allelle January 11, 2022

pop

A stupid kind of music that requires to talent. The "musitians" are usually skanks or brainless prettyboys.

Pop makes me want to slit my wrists

by Broody May 4, 2004