Poppy (disambiguation)

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A poppy is any flower in the plant family Papaveraceae which has the common name poppy.

Poppy may also refer to:

• Poppy (given name), including a list of people and fictional characters
• Poppy (nickname), a list of people
• Poppy (singer) (born 1995), American singer and YouTube personality
• Andrew Poppy (born 1954), English composer, pianist and record producer
• Karabo Poppy (born 1992), South African illustrator

• Poppy Mountain, Massachusetts
• Poppy Peak, California (see Poppy Peak Historic District)

• Poppy (1917 film), an American film starring Norma Talmadge
• Poppy (1923 musical), a Broadway comedy starring W. C. Fields
• Poppy (1936 film), based on the 1923 musical and again starring W. C. Fields
• Poppy (1952 film), an Italian comedy film starring Walter Chiari
• "Poppy", a song from the album Desperate Youth, Blood Thirsty Babes by TV on the Radio
• "Poppy", a song from K.I.D.S.
• "Poppy", a 2022 song by STAYC
• Poppy (1982 musical), a comedy about the Opium Wars
• Poppy (novel), a children's novel
• "Poppy" (The Brak Show), a 2002 episode

• HMS Poppy, two 20th-century Royal Navy ships
• USAHS Blanche F. Sigman, a 1943 World War II US Army hospital ship originally assigned the name USAHS Poppy
• USS Poppy (1863), an American Civil War steamboat

• Poppy (publisher), a publisher of children's books
• Poppy (satellite), a 1971 series of US intelligence satellites
• Dedalus Poppy, a homebuilt 1980s ultralight aircraft

• All pages with titles containing poppy
• Remembrance poppy, a symbol worn mostly in countries of the British Commonwealth to commemorate veterans killed in war
• Poppi, a comune in Italy
• Poppie, a fictional character in the Seinfeld television series
• The Poppies (disambiguation), various musical groups and sports team nicknames
• Popy

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