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popping out 

Most commonly when a girl's breasts are so tightly squeezed into a dress/shirt that they are ALMOST falling out. Also if the shirt is too low, or doesn't have enough coverage.

Can also be used if the girl's breasts have actually fallen out of the garment.
EXAMPLE #1:

Honey, you might want to readjust your dress, you're popping out.

EXAMPLE #2:

I was so drunk, I was stumbling all over the place, and my shirt was so low I actually popped out of it, and I didn't notice until Karen pointed it out to me!! I was so embarrassed!
popping out by noenemies October 13, 2008
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popping out 

Giving birth, reproducing, rolling a baby off the conveyor belt.
Not long after having her fourth kid, she was on her way to popping out another one.
popping out by flamingpanties May 31, 2011

Popping out puppies

Giving birth to offspring or children
I rushed to the hospital that night because i heard that my wife was popping out puppies.
Popping out puppies by Masks January 8, 2011

Popping Out A Bush 

When you go out wearing a dress and you don't wear panties.
- "What was Tiffany wearing last night?!"
- "I'm not sure but she was definitely popping out a bush"
Popping Out A Bush by chunkycheeks September 1, 2016

popping out a cold one 

Havin it away with a dead person-necrophylia
"I was in the grave yard popping out a cold one the other day."
"You skank."

poppin' out all over the place 

when describing a female, means one of two things:
1. she's fat: literally popping out of her clothes
2. she's popping out in all the right places (t + a)
"whoa--look at that one over there"
"day-um! that shit is poppin' out all over the place!"

poppin' out da woodies 

a phrase said when someone comes out of nowhere and does or says something completely unexpected
Penelope and Agnes were talking when all of a sudden Suzie comes up and scares them and Agnes says "Woah! Suzie! You be poppin' out da woodies!".
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