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Meanings of pop-corn in English
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Examples for "popcorn"
Examples for "popcorn"
1
You want us to bring you a box of their free popcorn?
2
Ask her if she wants popcorn and go get it for her.
3
Get the popcorn ready and settle in with these five international shows.
4
His chocolate envelops surprising ingredients, including popcorn, potato chips and maple bacon.
5
And I had popcorn, a large popcorn that I just paid for.
1
The four hoppers boiled out of the station like popping corn.
2
They went off around the room like popping corn.
3
The jackhammers receded to a sound like popping corn.
4
Somewhere nearby, gunfire rattles like popping corn.
5
In a brown paper lunch bag, combine the popping corn and salt; then fold the top of the bag over a couple times.
1
He popped corn that evening, and the next, and the next.
2
Americans already consume nearly 50 litres of popped corn a year each, on average.
3
Put this over a quart dish full of popped corn.
4
Then add the soda and salt and pour the mixture over popped corn,-aboutsix quarts.
5
A dessert of chocolate, popped corn and caramel is a nod to the restaurant's location.
1
Get those popcorns ready, sort out a snack menu and clear your schedule because Stranger Things is finally here.
1
We popped popcorn and made garlands for the tree.
2
I can solve this quickly: home- popped popcorn.
3
Cheesecake, fat-free whole wheat crackers, Swiss or cheddar cheese, air- popped popcorn, glazed doughnut, oatmeal cookie, McDonald's French fries
4
The electricity still off, they roasted hot dogs over the stove's gas burner and popped popcorn in an industrial-sized pot.
5
You can tailor the night to suit your budget by adding freshly popped popcorn and a selection of sweets, cocktails, mulled wine and canapes.
Usage of pop-corn in English
1
Louder grew the chorus of balloons and stickier grew the pop-corn balls.
2
So the Baron put a pop-corn in his mouth and chewed it critically.
3
The earth was hopping up and down like pop-corn in a frying pan.
4
Her trembling hands clutched the bag of pop-corn and some of it spilled.
5
That strawberry jam cake was lovely and so were the chocolates and pop-corn.
6
To make pop-corn balls, first shell the corn and pop it.
7
There was a box of beautiful pop-corn that had turned itself inside out.
8
Peanuts an' pop-corn's all right, or maybe some candy an' gum.
9
All the spears they could see were the waving green ones of pop-corn fields.
10
But in reality she did not know what pop-corn was.
11
Sometimes they had pop-corn, and Dickey always shook the popper.
12
He carried a great basket of pop-corn, and bore a corn-popper over his shoulder.
13
Corn cultivated by an old maid is irreverently called pop-corn.
14
She took another mouthful of pop-corn and stroked Eleanor's back.
15
Once over the river they went about peddling pop-corn.
16
Miss Chim invites the Woggle-Bug to the jungle, the Bearier, and the antelope's pop-corn stand.
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Portuguese
Spanish
Pop-corn through the time
Pop-corn across language varieties
United Kingdom
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