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Pay for (something), especially as a treat for someone else.
‘I popped for the first three tolls’
‘After being blue-worn in a duty holster, I popped for a hard chrome finish from Armoloy in the middle 1970s.’
‘Relax, try to have some fun for a change and pop for an extra round at the bar after the game.’
‘I popped for the full ride, right down to the flat panel television display.’
‘Will Hispanics readily pop for the extra charges for a digital box plus a special tier?’
‘These frames are a major improvement that will allow those of us who can't or won't pop for a skate to experience the ‘low-rider ‘benefits they provide.’’
‘He is putting the good word out to readers that you too can own these handmade, multiple-track CD-Rs if you're willing to pop for the color covers and postage to wherever it is you reside.’
‘Wish I could do this with the newest model but I'm not intrigued enough to go out and pop for a new phone.’
‘A while ago the Guthrie got $25 million in a bonding bill to pop for the new theater on the Mississippi.’
‘Five dollars bought a nice hotel room; only Patty Berg had enough cash to pop for a room with a newfangled TV.’
‘When a soldier from the area was killed in Iraq, I popped for a one-week subscription to The Rooster to read the feature article.’