Population, collection of people or organisms in a given area or space

Pop culture, any widespread cultural elements in a society

Pop music, a common type of popular music

Prince of Persia, a video game

Probability of Precipitation, calculated during probabilistic forecasting

Soft drink

Persistent organic pollutant, organic compound resistant to environmental degradation

Popping (dance), a style of street dance

Pop art, an art movement of the 1960s and 1970s

Abbreviated form of "Papa" or "Pappa", American English colloquilisms for father

Process Oriented Psychology aka 'Process Work', a body of theory and psychotherapeutic practice

Pop (album), by U2

Post Office Protocol, an Internet email protocol

Popsicle is the most popular brand name in the U.S. and Canada for a brand of ice pop. Popsicle is a trademark owned by Unilever, although it has entered the general vernacular in North America. It was founded in...

Progestogen only pill, a hormonal contraceptive

Pop (TV channel), a digital television channel in the UK

Problem-oriented policing, a policing strategy developed by Herman Goldstein

Proof of Principle in research and development

POP TV, a Slovenian television network

Proof of Payment of one's rapid transit fare

Puerto Plata Airport's IATA Airport Code

Pop Tate, a fictional character from Archie Comics

"Pop" (song), by 'N Sync

Jerome "Pop" Pentsky, co-founder of Popeyes Chicken & Biscuits

}}} A small, heart-shaped lollipop in its wrapper. A particularly large lollipop. (Note the swirling patterns and layers that circle around it. This is especially common in larger lollipops.) A lollipop, pop, lolly, sucker, dum-dum,or sticky-pop is a...

Point of presence, an interface between communication entities

Package on package, a way of stacking BGA packages on top of one another

Screen pop

Poppleton railway station, England; National Rail station code POP.