How to Use "Pop" with Example Sentences

pop (v): to explode with a sharp sound; to open suddenly or unexpectedly

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Used with nouns:

"She popped all of the balloons."
(balloon, bubbles)

"He popped the trunk of the car."
(trunk, hood)

"My ears always pop when I fly."
(ears)

"Let's pop the champagne."
(champagne)

"I popped another pill."
(pill)

pop (n): popular music; a sweet, carbonated drink; a sharp sound

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Used with adjectives:

"My daughter listens to classic pop."
(classic, teen, mainstream)

"I drink soda pop."
(soda, diet)

"Did you hear the sudden pop?"
(sudden, loud)

Used with verbs:

"She listens to pop music."
(listens, plays)

"She drinks soda pop."
(drinks)

Used with prepositions:

"The lid came off with a loud pop."
(with)

Used with nouns:

"He knows all of the pop classics."
(classics, hits, music, songs, tunes)

"He is a pop artist."
(artist, singer, star, fan)

"They formed a pop band."
(band, group)

"We have tickets to a pop concert."
(concert)

"They recorded a pop album."
(album, video, record)

"His song is number one on the pop charts."
(charts)

"She is obsessed with pop culture."
(culture)

pop (adj): popular; sudden

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Used with nouns:

"We love pop music."
(music)

"We had a pop quiz today."
(quiz)

"I love that new pop song."
(song)

"Pop culture is reflected on TV."
(culture)