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1. (n.) popcorn
any of several varieties of corn whose kernels burst open and puff out when subjected to dry heat.
2. popcorn
such corn when popped.
Etymology: (1810–20, Amer.; short for popped corn)
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1. (noun) popcorn, Zea mays everta
corn having small ears and kernels that burst when exposed to dry heat
2. (noun) popcorn
small kernels of corn exploded by heat
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1. (noun) popcorn
pieces of corn that are heated so that they swell
We ate popcorn at the movies.
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Sense: a kind of maize that bursts open when it is heated, and is eaten either sweetened or salted.
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 Afrikaans: springmielies |
 Arabic: فُشار، ذُرَه مَشْوِيَّه |
 Bulgarian: пуканки |
 Brazilian: pipoca |
 Czech: kukuřice |
 German: das Popcorn |
 Danish: popcorn |
 Greek: ποπκόρν |
 Spanish: palomitas |
 Estonian: popkorn |
 Farsi: ذرت بوداده |
 Finnish: popcorn |
 French: maïs soufflé |
 Hebrew: פּוֹפּקוֹרן |
 Hindi: लावा, फुटेहरा |
 Croatian: kokice (prženo zrnje kuku |
 Hungarian: pattogatott kukorica |
 Indonesian: berondong jagung |
 Icelandic: poppkorn |
 Italian: popcorn |
 Japanese: ポップコーン |
 Korean: 튀긴 옥수수 |
 Lithuanian: kukurūzų spragėsiai |
 Latvian: popkorns, grauzdēta kukur |
 Malay: bertih jagung |
 Dutch: popcorn |
 Norwegian: popkorn, ristet mais |
 Polish: prażona kukurydza |
 Persian: يك نوع جوارى |
 Pashto: يو ډول جوارى |
 Portuguese: pipocas |
 Romanian: popcorn, floricele (de po |
 Russian: попкорн |
 Slovak: pukance |
 Slovenian: pokovka |
 Serbian: kokica |
 Swedish: popcorn |
 Thai: ข้าวโพดคั่ว |
 Turkish: patlamış mısır |
 Taiwanese: 爆玉米花 |
 Ukrainian: попкорн |
 Urdu: مکئي |
 Vietnamese: bỏng ngô |
 Chinese: 爆玉米花 |
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