pop-under

I like to pop the dish under the broiler before serving to brown the sauce and cheese.

And somebody popping amyl nitrite under my nose about two in the morning.

I'd say that these fellows will pop out of the ground right under our noses in about half an hour.

Stones and small rocks were popping under the tires.

The ropes popped loose under the pressure of his knife blade, and he jerked me to my feet.

Actually, they don't even have to pop the hood or climb under the vehicle.

So he popped the big question under the mistletoe (or maybe she did).

He popped his head under her wing, and lay As still as a stone, till the king was away.

He lifted his goggles and sat for a moment with the engine popping under him.

It also had those puffbally things I'd felt popping under my feet ever since I came into these woods.