| pop question | 3.69 | Why pop the question here? | ||
| pop cork | 3.23 | Pop a cork. | ||
| pop pill | 2.11 | He pops pills. | ||
| pop head | 1.91 | Zoe popped her head round the door. | ||
| pop ball | 1.78 | Drew was popping the ball around. | ||
| pop open | 1.78 | A window will pop open. | ||
| pop top | 0.99 | Unplug everything and pop the top on the computer. | ||
| pop balloon | 0.79 | You think you pop balloons for sport? | ||
| pop bottle | 0.72 | Someone popped open bottles of champagne. | ||
| pop champagne | 0.72 | No champagne was being popped in either clubhouse. | ||
| pop music | 0.72 | And pop music. | ||
| pop hood | 0.66 | Pop the hood. | ||
| pop tape | 0.59 | Flansburgh popped one tape after another into his stereo. | ||
| pop star | 0.53 | He rails and cusses at those pop stars. | ||
| pop popcorn | 0.46 | We popped some popcorn in the microwave. | ||
| pop bunt | 0.39 | Rey Ordonez tried to sacrifice, but popped his bunt up for the first out. | ||
| pop button | 0.39 | His beer gut was popping the buttons on his shirt. | ||
| pop disk | 0.39 | When the disk is popped into the drive, an icon appears on screen. | ||
| pop shoulder | 0.39 | Fredrickson had his shoulder popped back into place on the sideline. | ||
| pop bubble | 0.33 | Torre did not pop the bubble then. |