Pop-Out
When you come jolting out your own house with a pistol in your hand even tho the target is far, far away.
Pop-Out by IwantToFuckLindsayCarpinello August 6, 2023
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Pop Out
Means to come out somewhere like the club,party,a fight or outside somewhere similar to "pull up" it first became popular in Brooklyn
Boy-Yo bro wyd?
Boy2-Getting ready bro bout to popout in a few.
(Updates fb status)- feeling littt looking fleeky I'm bout to pop out.
Bitches talking shit but scared to popout.
Having a party today hope all the pretty lady's popout
Popout baby
Boy2-Getting ready bro bout to popout in a few.
(Updates fb status)- feeling littt looking fleeky I'm bout to pop out.
Bitches talking shit but scared to popout.
Having a party today hope all the pretty lady's popout
Popout baby
Pop Out by SantanaJawn July 8, 2016
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Pop Out
When someone who usually dresses down or even casual, suddenly decides to wear something really nice or fancy it's considered a Pop Out. A boy who would Pop Out is known to wear a fresh pair of Jordan's wit a side of ice on they wrist. A girl would be considered to wear a dress or even a cute outfit with loads of jewelry.
Pop out
Word used by gay ballerinas, who think they're qualified even though they're not in the books. Means suck a lot of long cock.
Pop out by Honorable falconer August 24, 2019
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