Pop off is a phrase that encourages someone to go all out, speak their mind, or perform with confidence and energy. Depending on the context, it can mean hyping someone up ("go ahead, pop off!") or acknowledging that someone just did something impressive, bold, or unexpectedly great (similar to saying "Amen" in a supportive, encouraging way).

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biscuit

A food that tastes good

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White People Looking

A hilariously ineffective search technique where one glances around at eye level, refuses to move any objects, and gives up within 30 seconds while declaring the item 'lost forever.' Named for the historical tradition of Europeans 'discovering' places that millions of people already lived in. The searcher maintains plausible deniability about effort while actually exerting none.

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4ward

You will often see 4ward when emailing with friends or family members. However, co-workers may frown upon the use of 4ward in business settings. In these cases, you can usefwdinstead.

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