corporation pop in English

Audio: en-au-corporation pop.ogg

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Etymology: From corporation (“a local authority”) + pop (“a carbonated drink”). Used in sarcastic humor, as tap water is not an affluent beverage. Etymology templates: {{com|en|corporation|pop|t1=a local authority|t2=a carbonated drink}} corporation (“a local authority”) + pop (“a carbonated drink”) Head templates: {{en-noun|-}} corporation pop (uncountable)

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"corporation pop" meaning in English

Noun