How Do You Spell POPPLE?

Pronunciation: [pˈɒpə͡l] (IPA)

Popple is a verb which means to move with a rippling or bubbling sound, like water in the wind. Its phonetic transcription is /ˈpɑːpl/. The first sound is "p" which is voiceless bilabial plosive, followed by "o" which is a mid-back rounded vowel. The next letter "pp" is pronounced as "p" and "l" is voiceless alveolar lateral approximant. The final letter "e" is silent as in the word "apple". Therefore, the correct pronunciation of popple is "PAW-pl".

POPPLE Meaning and Definition

1. Popple is a verb that can have two distinct definitions. Firstly, it can refer to the gentle, repeated sounds produced by a body of water, typically a river or stream, as it moves over rocks or pebbles in its course. This term is often associated with the pleasant bubbling or rippling noise created by the water's motion, resembling the sound of small waves breaking or popping. It evokes a sense of tranquility and serenity that is commonly found in natural settings.

   Secondly, Popple can also be used to describe the erratic or jerky movement of an object or person. When something or someone pops or moves in a sudden, uneven, and unpredictable manner, it can be described as poppling. This term is often used to express the unsteady or uncoordinated nature of the movement, which lacks smoothness or fluidity. It can be applied to various situations, such as the trembling of one's hands, the wavering motion of a flickering candle flame, or the jerking action of an unstable object.

   In both cases, "popple" refers to a rhythmic or sporadic motion, whether it be the soothing flow of water over obstacles or the unsteady movement of an object. The term captures the essence of these actions, providing a concise and evocative descriptor for the specific phenomenon being observed.

Common Misspellings for POPPLE

• pople
• popel
• Poppel
• oopple
• 0opple
• pkpple
• plpple
• pppple
• p0pple
• p9pple
• po-ple
• po0ple
• poplle
• pop-le
• pop0le
• poppke
• popppe
• poppoe
• popplw
• poppls

Etymology of POPPLE

The word "popple" originated from the Middle English word "poplen", which was derived from the Old English word "popelian". This Old English word referred to a bubbling or a motion similar to that of water. It is believed to be imitative in nature, mimicking the sound or action of something bubbling or rippling. Over time, the word "popple" has been used to describe various kinds of gentle, bubbling motions, particularly those related to water or waves.

Conjugate verb Popple

CONDITIONAL

I would popple

you would popple

he/she/it would popple

we would popple

they would popple

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be poppling

you would be poppling

he/she/it would be poppling

we would be poppling

they would be poppling

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have popple

you would have popple

he/she/it would have popple

we would have popple

they would have popple

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been poppling

you would have been poppling

he/she/it would have been poppling

we would have been poppling

they would have been poppling

FUTURE

I will popple

you will popple

he/she/it will popple

we will popple

they will popple

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be poppling

you will be poppling

he/she/it will be poppling

we will be poppling

they will be poppling

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have poppled

you will have poppled

he/she/it will have poppled

we will have poppled

they will have poppled

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been poppling

you will have been poppling

he/she/it will have been poppling

we will have been poppling

they will have been poppling

IMPERATIVE

you popple

we let´s popple

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to popple

PAST

I poppled

you poppled

he/she/it poppled

we poppled

they poppled

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was poppling

you were poppling

he/she/it was poppling

we were poppling

they were poppling

PAST PARTICIPLE

poppled

PAST PERFECT

I had poppled

you had poppled

he/she/it had poppled

we had poppled

they had poppled

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been poppling

you had been poppling

he/she/it had been poppling

we had been poppling

they had been poppling

PRESENT

I popple

you popple

he/she/it popples

we popple

they popple

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am poppling

you are poppling

he/she/it is poppling

we are poppling

they are poppling

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

poppling

PRESENT PERFECT

I have poppled

you have poppled

he/she/it has poppled

we have poppled

they have poppled

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been poppling

you have been poppling

he/she/it has been poppling

we have been poppling

they have been poppling