popup
- noun
- /ˈpɒpʌp/
- For a while, we put out a matching color popup, some basic chairs, and a wobbly table.
Examples
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It seems Microsoft knows this too, as the ratio of staff to devices was 1:1 at the popup store.
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Big Popup might get something going against the Yanks because he seems to always kill us, but he looks really slow at the plate. He might be on a big decline; I hope so... that's Boston's problem.
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I had not planned to, but as I was there, and the popup store was there, and I had the time, and so did the folks there, I was all over it.
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Popup promo says that Cesaro doesn't need the US, but the US needs Cesaro.
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Sabrina Scandar (c) is announced as the NewME Miami PopUp Accelerator winner.
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NewME chose the Miami location for its popup because it's a place that is ready to "disrupt the landscape in the tech scene," said NewME Founder Angela Benton.
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Last weekend, I visited a charming popup café that featured local artists and organic coffee.
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The community was excited to check out the popup shop selling handmade crafts for a limited time.
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During the summer, several food popup events took place in the park, offering various international cuisines.
Synonyms
A shop that opens in one place for a short time
How Temporary
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Popup comes from pop + up, which together mean 'appear quickly'. A helpful way to remember a popup shop is to picture a small shop that 'pops up' on a street for a week and then disappears.