pop.


Definition: Meaning of, pop. in English to English dictionary.

Pronunciation: / pɒp /

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  1. the written abbreviation of population
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pop. used in phrases

  • Alexander Pope (noun)
    1. 1688-1744 english poet and satirist
  • Boston Pops, the
    1. an ORCHESTRA (= large group of musicians) from Boston, known for its performances and records of well-known pieces of CLASSICAL music and famous tunes from films and MUSICAL s
  • Catholic Pope (noun)
    1. the head of the Roman Catholic Church
  • John Paul II, Pope
    1. (1920-) a Polish priest, who became the first Polish POPE (= the leader of the Roman Catholic religion) in 1978. He has travelled more than any Pope before, visiting countries all over the world. He has often spoken about his opposition to BIRTH CONTROL and to the idea of women becoming priests.
  • Pope (noun)
    1. the leader of the Roman Catholic church [↪  papal]
    2. Is the Pope (a) Catholic? informal used to say that something is clearly true or certain - used humorously
  • Pope Alexander VI (noun)
    1. 1431-1503 pope and father of Cesare Borgia and Lucrezia Borgia
  • Pope, Alexander
    1. (1688-1744) a British poet and SATIRIST . Many people consider him the most important poet of his time, and admire his use of the HEROIC COUPLET . His best known works are The Rape of the Lock and The Dunciad . He also produced very popular translations of the poems of Homer.
  • Roman Catholic Pope (noun)
    1. the head of the Roman Catholic Church
  • Top of the Pops
    1. a British television programme on which singers and bands appear and music VIDEO s are shown, especially when the singers or bands have records in the current CHART s . The programme always ends with the record that has sold the most copies in that week.
  • pope (noun)
    1. the head of the Roman Catholic Church
    2. an Eastern Orthodox priest
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