poplar
/ˈpɒplər/Definitions
1. noun
A deciduous tree of the genus Populus, having broad leaves and a conical crown.
“The park was lined with poplar trees that swayed gently in the breeze.”
2. noun
A person who is popular or well-known, especially in a particular field or activity.
“The poplar musician was invited to perform at the award show.”
3. verb
To become popular or well-known, especially suddenly or unexpectedly.
“The new artist’s song popped up on the charts and poplar overnight.”
4. adjective
Popular or widely accepted; fashionable.
“The poplar style of music dominated the airwaves for months.”
5. adverb
In a popular or fashionable way.
“The new restaurant became poplar quickly, serving food in a poplar style.”