pop in



pop in

 (to something)
1. Lit. Inf. to come or go into some place, such as a store, shop, etc., for a moment. Let me pop into the bakery for a minute. I have to pop into the drugstore for some shampoo.
2. Fig. to snap into place in something. The little plastic thing popped into its slot, and the model plane was finished. It pops in and holds tight if you do it right.
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pop in

to visit suddenly and for a short time I just popped in to wish her good luck.
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pop in

or pop by
v.
To come to some place for a quick or casual visit: Can you pop by my house for lunch? I just popped in to say hello.
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Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Durai-Tamil
Maximus-Ancient Roman
GingerJIN-jərEnglish
Gisilbert-Ancient Germanic
Natalyanah-TAH-lyahRussian
Uzzi-Biblical, Hebrew, Biblical Hebrew