Moderate To speak rudely or arrogantly, often in a disrespectful or confrontational manner. Clear All
4 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Popoff'
The student decided to popoff at the teacher when he received a low grade on his test.
The customer became frustrated with the rude cashier and couldn't resist the urge to popoff about the poor service.
The teenager was grounded for a week after he chose to popoff at his parents when they denied his request to attend a late-night party.
Recognizing his mistake, the athlete apologized for his post-game popoff, acknowledging that emotions got the best of him.
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