Similar words: out of the question, question, sequestration, in question, questionable, question mark, questionnaire, call in question. Meaning: v. ask (someone) to marry you.
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1. Hasn't Bill popped the question yet?
2. So did he pop the question, then?
3. Stuart got serious quickly and popped the question six months later.
4. Boy goes back on radio and pops the question.
5. When are you going to pop the question?
6. Jane was delighted when Matt eventually popped the question.
7. Meanwhile, his girlfriend of 17 years, Jenette, was delighted when Brian popped the question.
8. Did you ever pop the question to her.
9. He was ready to pop the question.
10. When do you think he will pop the question?
11. I've been waiting three years for him to pop the question.
12. Mary has been waiting months for George to pop the question, but up to now he hasn't.
13. She waited for years for him to pop the question . Finally she popped the question.
14. A man is often too bashful to pop the question.
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15. She waited for years for him to pop the question.
16. I don't know if I'm ready to pop the question.
17. How did he pop the question? Did he get down on one knee?
18. He put a ladder up to her office window to pop the question as she sat at her desk.
19. He has been trying for weeks to pluck up the courage to pop the question.
20. I want to marry betty, but I can't the nerve to pop the question.
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