adjective “pop-up”
base form pop-up, popup, non-gradable
- suddenly appearing from a hidden place
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As we walked through the haunted house, a pop-up skeleton scared us at every turn.
- becoming three-dimensional when a book page is opened
The children were delighted by the pop-up dragon that leapt out from their fairy tale book.
- existing or functioning for a short time only
The pop-up cafe on the corner will only be open for the summer.
noun “pop-up”
singular pop-up, popup, plural pop-ups, popups or uncountable
- a window that is triggered to appear on a computer screen on top of other content
While browsing for recipes, a pop-up for kitchen gadgets suddenly appeared on my screen.
- a three-dimensional paper design that appears when opening a book or card
When she opened the birthday card, a colorful pop-up of a cake appeared, surprising her with its intricate details.
- a temporary business establishment
The city's downtown area will host a pop-up selling ice cream this summer.
- a ball hit high above the infield or shallow outfield in baseball
The batter hit a high pop-up, and the shortstop easily caught it for an out.