poppin
5
9.9
- adjective
- /ˈpɑpɪn/
- Slang
:
animado
- The party was poppin' all night with music, dancing, and laughter.
- get poppin
Like, it's just pale enough to give me like a super poppin glow.
- Like, it's just pale enough to give me like a super poppin glow.
- And then I'm going to take the Lisa Eldridge lipstick Skyscraper Rose just in case I want something more poppin.
- I'm sure there's some food or restaurant right now, Poppin, that everyone wants to talk about or push a Drake.
Examples
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Well, on that note, I'm gonna start poppin' these bottles, boys.
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Nick's auntie's house is about to be poppin'.
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Them dogs are poppin' right now.
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- She said it was poppin'.
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I'ma take Saturday off at work, it's going to be on and poppin', you feel me?
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It's gonna be poppin'.
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So I am just driving to Holt Run for now and we'll see what is poppin once we get to the event and I'll chat more with you there.
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Let's get it poppin'.
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This pink is poppin and vitamin CI really think that color is good for your health, darlings.
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What's poppin'?
Synonyms
9
4.1
Full of busy, noisy activity and many people
3
3.6
Full of people and busy activity
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6.0
Lively and full of fun, making people laugh
1
9.9
Fashionable and lively, a place or event people want to visit
1
9.0
Very lively and exciting, often about music or parties
Showing lively, happy energy
Antonyms
How Lively
Surface Forms
Etymology
Poppin comes from the short form of pop, which means 'to burst' or make a quick, sharp sound, like popcorn jumping in a pan. So when a place is poppin, it is full of energy and excitement.