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The sound made when you pop your finger inside your mouth.
Bob: POPL!
Joe: That sound is so annoying!
popl by 2 camels in a tiny car November 21, 2010
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Popl is a small round soft & smooth NFC circle tag that can be placed on the back of your mobile phone or you can stick a Popl anywhere you would like, like a door, desk, or a keychain.

Popl lets you instantly share your social media profile urls, music, payment platforms, hard to share affiliate links, contact info just by simply tapping your Popl on your smartphone to a compatible smartphone.

The other person doesn't need an app or a Popl to receive your info, just NFC and NFC enabled. Most newer phones have NFC that you can turn on and off just like you would with bluetooth.

You can buy Popl's online now, you can even buy limited edition Popl's or create your own custom Popl's.

If you need help with the perfect Popl Design for your phone. Popl.co has a team of graphic designers or you can get Popl Club Members to design your custom graphic in PoplClub.co
Me: What's your phone number? Let's connect!

Maybe new Customer: Sorry, I don't have time to exchange contacts right now. I have to be somewhere in 5 mins. Sorry.

Me: I understand, let me see your phone real fast

Customer: Make it real quick I gotta go now. POP! WOW! Is this your phone number and profile?

Me: Yes, stay Popl Pimpin talk again soon! Have a great week keep you updated!

Customer: Wow! That was fast! Yes Talk again soon. Bye now.

Me: Thanks to Popl we made a quick non contact connection. Welcome to the future of sharing and poppin NFC compatible smart phones with a Popl.
Popl by KRYPTOKLUB September 10, 2020
Name for a hot boyfriend or husband.
Popl, will you please get me find my Juul?
Popl by TheGayDuo September 14, 2022
A fierce beautiful Goddess who will love you intensely, but cut right through your shite.
That Poplar was so fine.
Poplar by Shougo February 12, 2022
A very small town residing in North Carolina, the community is practically non-existent, has no Walmart, or any local store, besides Jerry Griffith's store. On the upside, The place is very peaceful, and has great views of the mountains.
Person "Have you been to Poplar in North Carolina?"
Person 2 "Nope, never even knew that place existed."
Poplar by SwowS November 24, 2019
Someone who you are very close to, a good friend. Similar to “my slime” or “my g”
“I known my popli since primary”
Popli by mk2strappy February 3, 2019
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