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popped

verb as in jump, burst

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Another forum with the hashtag “le” popped up in its place, where lesbians share relationship problems and look for girlfriends.

The ball popped from one side to the other, the Lakers creating open threes off crisp passing, forceful cuts and colliding screens.

Television footage showed a bomb-defusing robot creeping up to the bag and poking it until it popped with a bright flash.

A recent urban jungle collection, which popped up over a series of days across London, saw its elephant defaced with stripes, wolf appear to be stolen within hours, cat taken down, and a tag spray painted over the rhino.

From BBC

Shortly after, manager McKenna told Match of the Day that he had "popped in".

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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