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Sentence examples for pop off from inspiring English sources

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pop off

verb

To leave, and return in a short time

I'm just popping off to the shops to pick up some bread.

synonyms

pass away choke die perish croak

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The phrase "pop off" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use "pop off" to mean "leave quickly." For example, "We knew the police were coming, so we decided to pop off before they got there."

Exact(60)

Keys pop off bassoons.

1

The New York Times - Arts

They still pop off the page.

2

The New York Times

She could pop off, then buckle down.

3

The New York Times - Sports

"I saw the turret pop off.

4

The New York Times

Pop off Elvis's pompadour to plug into a USB port.

5

The New York Times

I feel I'm getting better pop off the ground".

6

The New York Times - Sports

His descriptions of people pop off the page.

7

The New York Times - Books

So if I pop off any time, you now know!

8

The Guardian - Music

Why do I pop off at these arrant cover-ups?

9

The New York Times

Will my feathers pop off?Í he asked.

10

The Guardian

"I want to see the bra straps pop off".

11

The Guardian - Music

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