Pop
Pop verb - To break open or into pieces usually because of internal pressure.
Slot
How words are described
| old | old pop | old slot |
| good | good pop | good slot |
| standard | standard pop | standard slot |
| original | original pop | original slot |
| Other adjectives: top, single, heavy, huge, early, major, traditional, random, different. | ||
Common collocations
| man | pop man | slot man |
| characters | pop characters | slot characters |
Both words in one sentence
- Apart from its pop music, it had a childrens slot between 2 to 5 on Saturday and oldies and country from Sunday afternoon all the way to 2AM Monday.
- In the 90s, they were a mostly English channel, playing mostly pop with a weekend oldies slot and had a very witty station ID.
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Sometimes they're put on your side of the field as a wall of defense or for summon fodder, and sometimes they pop up on your opponent's side to take up a monster slot or give you a low-attack venue to strike and drain his life points.
Source: Mook Maker
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