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Angliholic Posted 17 years ago
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Donald is popping with pride

Donald is popping with pride. He puts on the helmet. Of course, it's too big and comes down to his ears and nose, but he couldn't care less.

Hi,

Does "he is popping with pride" in the above mean "he is suddenly filled with pride?" Thanks.
  

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I don't feel 'suddenly' in there necessarily. He is effervescent with pride.

— Mister Micawber

  • I don't feel 'suddenly' in there necessarily.
  • He is effervescent with pride.
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I don't feel 'suddenly' in there necessarily. He is effervescent with pride.
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