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In the 30th century, popplers were served for a while at the Fishy Joe restaurant chain after Captain Turanga Leela and her crew discovered tons of them lying in a hole on some unknown planet. Popplers taste delicious and look kind of like popcorn chicken. Warning: excessive consumption may prove hazardous to the continued existence of your species. (From the Futurama episode "The Problem With Popplers")
Pop a poppler in your mouth when you come come to Fishy Joe's/
What they're made of is a mystery, where they come from no-one knows/
You can pick 'em, you can lick 'em, you can chew 'em, you can stick 'em/
If you promise not to sue us you can shove one up your nose!
popplers by Rabid_Caterpillar July 2, 2004
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flipping the pipple 

When a video-game character glitches and thus becomes unable to play or move.
"Ron Weasley is stuck flipping the pipple behind those trees over there."
flipping the pipple by azurefalls August 20, 2011
a cute little puppy dog who hoowwwwwllllls a lot and is very smarts
What's wrong, pupple?
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a last name for a amazing wonderful person.
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Anna Popplewell 

A gorgeous british actress who recently appeared in the new Narnia movie playing Susan. This is all my own opinion of course, and the fact that a I like brunettes and accents may have biased me.
Anna Popplewell's birthday is a day before mine, do you know what that means? Nothing.
Anna Popplewell by Blake Donahue December 16, 2005
Popple is a local term in the upper midwest for Quaking Aspen or Trembling Aspen. Populus tremuloides
That Popple stand would be a great place for a moose to bed down.
popple by David G. Smith August 10, 2007
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