pop out
Spring into view
Pop out means to emerge quickly or suddenly, often with a sense of ease or surprise: Her eyes popped out when she saw the price.
It describes brief departures: I'm just going to pop out for milk.
Things pop out when they become suddenly visible or noticeable: The colors really pop out against that background.
In baseball, to pop out is to hit a fly ball that's caught for an out.
Outward curved projection
- jutExtend outward sharply
- extendMake longer or larger
- projectPlanned, effortful task
- extrudeForce through an opening
protrusion · outcrop · protuberance · thrust · poke · overhang · distend · swell
Become perceptible to sight
- surfaceOutermost boundary layer
- materializeBecome physically present
- ejectThrow out forcibly
- releaseTo let go
Full of life, intensity
- strikingNoticeably impressive
- boldCourageous and daring
- vividIntensely clear and bright
- contrastNotable difference between things
punch · dazzling · bright · arresting · attention-grabbing
Frighten suddenly
- unexpectedNot anticipated beforehand
- joltAbrupt forceful shake
- suddenOccurring without prior notice
- abruptSharp and unexpected
catch off guard · shock · ambush · jump scare · fright · spook · alarm
bulge
Outward curved projection
extrude · protrusion · outcrop · protuberance · thrust · poke · overhang · distend · swell · relief
appear
Become perceptible to sight
- surfaceOutermost boundary layer
- materializeBecome physically present
- ejectThrow out forcibly
vibrant
Full of life, intensity
contrast · punch · dazzling · bright · arresting · attention-grabbing
startle
Frighten suddenly
- unexpectedNot anticipated beforehand
- joltAbrupt forceful shake
- suddenOccurring without prior notice
abrupt · catch off guard · shock · ambush · jump scare · fright · spook · alarm