To go off intensely — either positive ("pop off, queen!" = go do your thing) or negative (explode at someone).
I love seeing buttons pop off and belts snapping but something I else I enjoy too is accessories like anklets, rings, bracelets or collars getting so tight that they totally fail against so much flab
The only thing done poorly here was me forgetting that this site in particular is full of folks who will take any chance to pop off their hate as perfomatively as possible, lol. I really ought to know better 😅
To go off intensely — either positive ("pop off, queen!" = go do your thing) or negative (explode at someone). "He popped off on stage" is a compliment; "she popped off in the group chat" is a warning. Tone is everything.
"She popped off on stage like it was her last show."
pop off means To go off intensely — either positive ("pop off, queen!" = go do your thing) or negative (explode at someone). It's mostly used on TikTok and short-form video. It's casual and generally safe with friends and online. It's standard online vocabulary; nothing inherently concerning about hearing it.
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Yeah. I realized after I posted that that is a bit silly. Steinbeck did a marvelous job of detailing how the dustbowl refugees got exploited at every turn. Comes to mind every time there's a hurricane or flood and l…
pop off means To go off intensely — either positive ("pop off, queen!" = go do your thing) or negative (explode at someone). It's mostly used on TikTok and short-form video. It's casual and generally safe with friends and online. It's standard online vocabulary; nothing inherently concerning about hearing it.
"pop off" is slang. It means: To go off intensely — either positive ("pop off, queen!" = go do your thing) or negative (explode at someone). Register: casual. Use it in: casual conversation and online posts. Avoid in: formal writing and professional emails.
“I love seeing buttons pop off and belts snapping but something I else I enjoy too is accessories like anklets, rings, bracelets or collars getting so tight that they totally fail against so much flab”
“The only thing done poorly here was me forgetting that this site in particular is full of folks who will take any chance to pop off their hate as perfomatively as possible, lol. I really ought to know better 😅”
“Yeah. I realized after I posted that that is a bit silly. Steinbeck did a marvelous job of detailing how the dustbowl refugees got exploited at every turn. Comes to mind every time there's a hurricane or flood and libertarians pop off at the mention of price-gouging.”
“Spurs fans seem to no longer use the "he's taking a back seat to help develop the young guys" excuse. Like Fox very much could pop off a 30+ point game tomorrow but it just surprises me how there's some people that still refuse to see the issues he's had for at least 3 years now”
“Me just wanting to post the cute thumb grips and having this pop off for no reason”
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(UK, slang, transitive) To attack or start a fight with something or someone.