popper
/ˈpɒpər/Definitions
1. noun
A small device that produces a popping sound, especially when used as a toy or a party favor.
“The firework was a colorful popper that shot into the air and exploded into sparks.”
2. noun
A person who plays the role of a judge or referee in a mock trial or competition, often for entertainment purposes.
“The popper presided over the mock trial with great authority and fairness.”
3. verb
To make a sudden loud noise, especially by exploding or bursting.
“The firework popped loudly in the night sky.”