popper
- noun
- Jargon
- This generates a pressure imbalance that lifts the popper from its seat, discharging the HPG.
- surface poppers
- floating popper
- cast a popper
Examples
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'Course there's buzz bombs, poppers, jigs-- all kinds of things work back in these waters.
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Using a brightly colored popper, she carefully lured the fish to the surface during the morning light.
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Then the mom turns around and looks at the child and is like, "Holy shit, my gross child is fat because pizza poppers!" And, scene.
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All-you-can-eat fish popper Mondays...
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These stereoscopes, also called "penny-poppers," were similar to contemporary quarter-fed peep shows.
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The fisherman cast his popper on the calm water to attract the bass swimming below.
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As the sun set, he noticed how effectively the popper drew the fish towards the surface of the lake.
Synonyms
An object that attracts fish or other animals into a trap
A fishing lure that turns in the water to attract fish
A hard fishing lure that wiggles in the water to attract fish
A floating fishing lure that moves on the water surface to attract fish
A fishing lure with spinning metal blades that flash and make vibrations in water
A small fake insect that floats on the water to attract fish
A type of fishing fly with a head of deer hair that looks like a small fish
A small fake bait made of plastic or metal to attract fish
A small brightly colored fake bait used to attract fish
A fishing lure that moves side to side to attract fish
A small fake insect tied to a fishing line to attract fish
An artificial bait that sinks and moves below the water to attract fish
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word popper for a fishing lure comes from the loud 'pop' the lure makes on the water, with pop plus -er meaning 'thing that makes a pop'. So a popper is a lure that 'pops' to attract fish.