by perpetuallybopped August 06, 2018
by The Chow Man October 21, 2004
The derivative of crackle, which is the derivative of snap, which is the derivative of jerk, which is the derivative of acceleration, which is the derivative of velocity, which is the derivative of distance.
by Ak15 May 07, 2013
short for "american pop"
includes all genres coming from north america.
includes english pop, hip-hop, r&b, ballad, country, edm, chill, rock, punk, blues, jazz, electronic, rap, soul and many more.
a-pop artists often go on tours over the world, attend music shows and win music awards.
includes all genres coming from north america.
includes english pop, hip-hop, r&b, ballad, country, edm, chill, rock, punk, blues, jazz, electronic, rap, soul and many more.
a-pop artists often go on tours over the world, attend music shows and win music awards.
by disappointed duck October 06, 2019
Washingtonian: Is there a pop machine in this venue? I am truly parched.
Californian: "Pot machine?" When did they begin the enterprise of vending the cannabis?
Washingtonian: No, good sir. I requested a "pop" machine.
Californian: Is "pop" some other form of illegal or illicit substance?
Washingtonian: No, bloke. Look here: "pop" as in a soft drink--such as a cola beverage, for example.
Californian: Ho! You desire to beseech a "soda."
Washingtonian: It's "pop," damnit. "Pop."
Californian: "Pot machine?" When did they begin the enterprise of vending the cannabis?
Washingtonian: No, good sir. I requested a "pop" machine.
Californian: Is "pop" some other form of illegal or illicit substance?
Washingtonian: No, bloke. Look here: "pop" as in a soft drink--such as a cola beverage, for example.
Californian: Ho! You desire to beseech a "soda."
Washingtonian: It's "pop," damnit. "Pop."
by discolemur July 20, 2004
a synonym of "soft drink" (UK), which is most commomly used in the East midlands and Yorkshire regions of the United Kingdom.
by max1981 October 20, 2008