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pop-up
noun- an electronic advertisement delivered to a computer via the Internet that is superimposed over the original browser window US
- “ I think if they (AOL) are really concerned about junk mail, if they’re truly concerned about members wishes, they would stop sending pop-up (advertisement) screens,” Wallace said. — Central Penn Business Journal, p. 1, 6 December 1996
- any mushroom with an hallucinogenic effect UK
- I’d once before had a third of a microdot of acid, but that had been nothing compared to what thirty of these little pop-ups were now doing to me. — Ken Lukowiak, Marijuana Time, p. 329, 2000
- a hand-fired flare US
- I was having trouble opening my eyes until I heard Sohner shout Fire a pop-up, a pop-up! — Martin Russ, Happy Hunting Ground, p. 25, 1968
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