popcorn in Portuguese
popcorn in Portuguese is pipoca — popcorn means a snack made from corn kernels heated until they burst open and puff up.
popcorn in Portuguese
pipoca
(chiefly, uncountable) A snack food made from corn or maize kernels popped by dry heating.
What does "popcorn" mean?
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noun A snack made from corn kernels heated until they burst open and puff up.
"We grabbed a bucket of popcorn before the movie started."
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noun The variety of corn grown specifically for popping.
"Farmers plant popcorn separately from sweet corn."
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verb To pop repeatedly in quick succession, like popcorn cooking.
"Fireworks popcorned across the night sky."
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popcorn in a sentence
- We grabbed a bucket of popcorn before the movie started.
- Farmers plant popcorn separately from sweet corn.
- Fireworks popcorned across the night sky.
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What is "popcorn" in Portuguese?
"popcorn" in Portuguese is pipoca. popcorn means: A snack made from corn kernels heated until they burst open and puff up.
How do you use "popcorn" in a sentence?
Example: "We grabbed a bucket of popcorn before the movie started." In Portuguese, "popcorn" is pipoca.
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