pop visit
/ˈpɒp vɪzɪt/Chiefly US
noun
A quick or unexpected visit.
Origin
Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Laurence Sterne (1713–1768), writer and Church of England clergyman. From pop + visit.
- ladies
- Ladies' Aid
- Ladies' Aid Society
- ladies' bar
- ladies' cabin
- ladies' car
- ladies' carriage
- ladies' chain
- ladies' cloakroom
- ladies' college
- ladies' compartment
- ladies cushion
- ladies' cushion
- ladies' delight
- ladies' fair
- ladies' fingers
- ladies' gallery
- ladies' lounge
- ladies' man
- Ladies' Mile
- ladies' night
- ladies' room
- ladies' school
- ladies' seminary
- ladies' thimbles