(transitive, informal, UK) To turn on.
Shortish stream today, should pop on around 15.00 CET. Still prepping site before the dig starts so expect a little shovelling, some diving and plenty of torches.
Be right back, I've just watched a bit of Michael Portillo trying to 'bust some moves' to K-Pop on BBC2, and I've cringed myself inside-out.
(transitive, informal, UK) To turn on.
Pop that light on, will you?
“Shortish stream today, should pop on around 15.00 CET. Still prepping site before the dig starts so expect a little shovelling, some diving and plenty of torches.”
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UK and Irish slang — Cockney, Scouse, Geordie, Yorkshire, Glaswegian, Brummie, Welsh, West Country, plus Irish English. Centuries of regional dialects feeding into modern British and Irish street talk.
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(slang, AAVE) Lively and full of action or excitement.
(UK, slang, transitive) To attack or start a fight with something or someone.
(slang, AAVE) Ready and willing.
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.
He's good, Bertie. I went on his page and he posted today. Pop on over there and say hello.
“Be right back, I've just watched a bit of Michael Portillo trying to 'bust some moves' to K-Pop on BBC2, and I've cringed myself inside-out.”
“He's good, Bertie. I went on his page and he posted today. Pop on over there and say hello.”
“Hey did you know I have a discord server? If you're a fan of my writing, streaming, or posting, or just wanna hang out with my community, pop on over to: discord.gg/Kr34u8q Invite is good for 6 hours, make sure to pick roles on joining!”
“Did this pop on the discover feed or something? It's 7 months old, but it seems like a number of people are just seeing it now”
No comments yet — say something.
(US, intransitive) To activate, to turn on, especially a motor or electronic device.