A device or container that makes a popping sound, often used for entertainment or as a toy.
The children were delighted with the popper that released confetti into the air.
A type of fastener that snaps together, commonly used on clothing.
She fastened her jacket with the poppers to keep warm.
A small explosive device used in celebrations, such as a party popper.
During the New Year's Eve party, everyone pulled a popper to celebrate the countdown.
A type of drug, specifically alkyl nitrites, inhaled for recreational purposes.
He was warned about the potential dangers of using poppers at the club.
A fishing lure with a concave head that creates a popping sound when jerked across the water surface.
The angler tied on a bright popper to tempt the bass.
An appetizer of a jalapeño pepper stuffed with cheese or other fillings and usually deep-fried or baked.
We ordered a plate of poppers to share before the main course.
popperadjective
Equipped with or relating to snap fasteners; designed to pop open.
The baby wore a popper vest for easy changing.
poppersnoun
A small, usually cylindrical container that makes a popping sound when opened, often used for party favors or decorations.
The children were excited to pull the poppers at the birthday party, scattering confetti everywhere.
A type of recreational drug, typically sold in small bottles, that is inhaled for its psychoactive effects, often used to enhance sexual experiences or create a brief euphoric state.
He bought a bottle of poppers from the store to use during the party.
A type of appetizer or snack, typically consisting of a jalapeño pepper stuffed with cheese or other fillings and then deep-fried or baked.
We ordered a plate of jalapeño poppers to share as an appetizer before the main course.