| ball pop | 3.23 | The ball popped loose. | ||
| flashbulb pop | 1.58 | Flashbulbs pop. | ||
| cork pop | 1.51 | Champagne corks were popping. | ||
| eye pop | 1.25 | Eyes popped and rolled. | ||
| puck pop | 0.72 | The puck popped out to Jason Allison in the slot. | ||
| ear pop | 0.66 | Passengers felt their ears pop. | ||
| firecracker pop | 0.66 | Occasional firecrackers popped overhead. | ||
| balloon pop | 0.59 | A balloon popped. | ||
| shoulder pop | 0.59 | His shoulder popped out of its socket. | ||
| head pop | 0.53 | A head popped out of one, and the face was white. | ||
| bubble pop | 0.46 | The bubble popped. | ||
| flash pop | 0.46 | Flashes popped. | ||
| idea pop | 0.46 | All at once an idea popped into her head. | ||
| knee pop | 0.39 | Tony Angotti crouched so quickly his knees popped. | ||
| people pop | 0.39 | People pop in often. | ||
| kernel pop | 0.33 | Larger kernels pop first. | ||
| name pop | 0.33 | Other once-familiar names pop by. | ||
| disk pop | 0.26 | The disk should pop out. | ||
| hatch pop | 0.26 | There are fears that rear hatches can pop open in crashes. | ||
| nail pop | 0.26 | Q. The nails are popping on the old clapboards in my triple decker. |