poppen

• IPA^(key): /ˈpɔpə(n)/
• Rhymes: -ɔpən

From pop +‎ -en.

poppen

1. (obsolete) To play with puppets
2. To play (games etc.) in general
3. To court and/or have sex
4. To show off
5. To make or provide (a) puppet(s) etc.

• popper
• popperij
• pannepoppen
• oppoppen

From Middle Dutch [Term?], of unclear origin.

• puppen

poppen

1. To make the sound of a coot
2. (figuratively) To stammer

• poppelen
• popperen

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.

poppen

1. Plural form of pop

• IPA^(key): /ˈpɔpən/, [ˈpɔpən], [ˈpɔpm̩]

Regionally attested in the sense “to knock or beat rapidly”, which is probably onomatopoeic. The vulgar sense spread in the 20th century from dialects including Central Franconian, perhaps via film and broadcasting companies based in Cologne. In the latter, the word is sometimes secondarily associated with Popp, cognate and synonym of standard Puppe (“doll”); compare etymology 2. Related with southern Dutch poepen.

• p*ppen (censored)

poppen (weak, third-person singular present poppt, past tense poppte, past participle gepoppt, auxiliary haben)

1. (regional, informal, mildly vulgar) to have sex; to fuck

   Synonyms: bumsen, (more vulgar) ficken

Derived from an Alemannic German cognate of Puppe (“doll”).

poppen (weak, third-person singular present poppt, past tense poppte, past participle gepoppt, auxiliary haben)

1. (Switzerland) to play with dolls

   Synonyms: mit Puppen spielen, poppeln

Probably from English pop.

poppen (weak, third-person singular present poppt, past tense poppte, past participle gepoppt, auxiliary haben)

1. (colloquial) to pop; to surprise; to impress
2. (colloquial) to pop as popcorn does

• “poppen” in Digitales Wörterbuch der deutschen Sprache
• “poppen” in Uni Leipzig: Wortschatz-Lexikon
• “poppen (beeindrucken)” in Duden online
• “poppen (kopulieren, Geschlechtsverkehr)” in Duden online
• “poppen” in OpenThesaurus.de

poppen

1. plural of pop