pop-out

or pop·out

[ pop-out ]

noun

1. pop-up ( def 8 ).

Word History and Origins

Origin of pop-out¹

First recorded in 1960–65; noun use of verb phrase pop out

Example Sentences

"When we call the police they say if it's not dangerous then they will just take a statement over the phone, and pop out a few days later for you to sign it."

From BBC

At Lamar’s Juneteenth “Pop Out” celebration at the Kia Forum, “Not Like Us” made for an unforgettable grand finale.

From Los Angeles Times

At his “The Pop Out: Ken and Friends” Juneteenth concert held at the Forum and live streamed on Prime Video, Lamar performed “Not Like Us” …

From Los Angeles Times

Stone retired the first 10 batters of the game before giving up a one-out single to Brandon Lowe in the fourth, but he got both Junior Caminero and Josh Lowe to pop out to first to end the inning.

From Los Angeles Times

Graterol, who missed the first four months of the season because of a shoulder injury, took the mound to start the sixth with a 1-0 deficit and got Bryce Harper to pop out to third before giving up a single to Alec Bohm.

From Los Angeles Times

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