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Meanings of pop off in English

Portuguese
bater as botas
Catalan
expirar
Spanish
quedarse

To cease to live.

Related terms
bater as botas
Usage of pop off in English
1
But the best thing you can do then is to pop off.
The Tree of Heaven
2
And for all they do say he might pop off any day.
Castle Richmond
3
For the dramatic closing, I let the glove pop off my head.
Here's the deal: don't touch me
4
I'd need to pop off to the toilet for a cry break.
News.com.au
5
Don't be cocky; even on easy terrain, you could pop off.
Rock and Ice Magazine
6
It's not cool to pop off and give unsolicited advice all the time.
Ebony
7
Boil until beans are just tender, but before skins begin to pop off.
Ebony
8
Traffic skates have a removable frame you pop off à la snow skis.
Wired
9
One by one, the books began to pop off the shelf.
James Potter and the Curse of the Gatekeeper
10
Peter Lake heard garbage-can lids pop off and rocket away like artillery shells.
Winter’s Tale
11
According to Dr. Cardigan I'm due to pop off this minute.
The Valley of Silent Men: A Story of the Three River Country
12
Downstairs, Roman told his mother he was going to pop off to Letha's.
Hemlock Grove
13
I'm going to have some more fun before I pop off!
The Jolliest School of All
14
A subject like this isn't going to pop off with another body so soon.
The cold room
15
Just be sure your temper isn't among the things that pop off too much.
Ebony
16
You see, you know, he lands, his shoes pop off.
The new yorker
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