pop off

Lose your temper

Pop off means to leave suddenly or die unexpectedly: He just popped off without saying goodbye.

It also means to speak angrily or impulsively, often in confrontation: She popped off at her boss during the meeting.

In internet slang, popping off describes someone performing exceptionally well or going on an impressive streak: That player is popping off right now.

death

pass away

Euphemism for dying

expire · sudden death · keel over · check out

anger

outburst

Sudden emotional release

  • rantAngry prolonged outburst
  • tiradeExtended angry speech
  • snapSudden sharp sound

explode · lose it · blow up · rage · fury · temper · seething · fuming · livid · venting

gunfire

shot

Quick liquor serving

crack · report · round · trigger · pistol · cap · blast · misfire · accidental

detach

come loose

unsnap · unfasten · lid · cap · button · clip · spring · reattach

viral

trending

Currently gaining widespread attention

sensation · breakout · explosion · buzz · hype · views · likes · shares · engagement · algorithm

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Opposites
emotional outburst/verbal explosion

pop offstay calm

Remain unruffled

keep cool · hold one's tongue · bite one's tongue · measured response · hold back

sudden departure/death

pop offstick around

Remain in place temporarily

stay put · linger · hang around · remain · arrive

physical detachment

pop offpop on

Attach or wear quickly

attach · fasten · secure · lock in · connect

Family

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Everyday, not technical · Rated PG