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popper a container of stimulant drug (amyl nitrate or butyl nitrite) a container for cooking popcorn
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popper Usually is a bit of thread attached to the end of the fall, or braided into the end of the thong. This is the secret ingredient for breaking the sound barrier.
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popper (Fishing) Topwater lure that makes a popping, or spitting commotion when retrieved. Example; Rebel Pop-R.
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popper Prefect (member of Pop).
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popper 5 followed Hume in rejecting induction. Instead, he insisted strictly on deduction, allowing the sole capability of science to be the falsification of prior hypotheses (see Hypothetico-deductive method), rejecting any place for verification (see Hume; see also Verification). 15
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