Fall vertically
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noun
- A minute quantity or degree of something nonmaterial or intangible
"not a drop of meanness in her"
- A small quantity of drink
"hasn't touched a drop of alcohol in three years"
- The smallest practical unit of liquid measure
- A pendent ornament attached to a piece of jewelry
- A small globular cookie or candy
"sucking on lemon drops"
- The act or an instance of dropping fall
"a sudden, short drop in an elevator"
- A decline in quantity or quality
"His income took a sudden drop."
- A descent by parachute
- A place or central depository to which something (such as mail, money, or stolen property) is brought for distribution or transmission
"left the package at the drop"
- The distance from a higher to a lower level or through which something drops
"It's a twenty-foot drop from the top of the fence."
- A decrease in electric potential see potential
- A slot into which something is to be dropped
- A movable plate that covers the keyhole of a lock
- An unframed piece of cloth stage scenery
- A hinged platform on a gallows
- A fallen fruit
- The advantage of having an opponent covered see cover with a firearm
- A move back from the line of scrimmage (as in preparation for making a forward pass)
"a quick drop"
verb
- To fall in drops
- To fall in a state of collapse see collapse or death
"dropped from exhaustion"
- To become played by reason of the obligation to follow suit
- To fall or roll into a hole or basket
- To enter or pass as if without conscious effort of will see will into some state, condition, or activity
"dropped into sleep"
- To cease to be of concern lapse
"let the matter drop"
- To pass from view or notice disappear
- To become less
"production dropped"
- To move with a favoring wind or current
- To be released to the public
"His latest solo album dropped in August …"
- To let fall cause to fall
"dropped the ball"
- Give up, abandon
"drop an idea"
- Discontinue
"dropped what she was doing"
- To break off an association or connection with dismiss
"drop her old friends"
- To utter or mention in a casual way
"drop a suggestion"
- Write
"drop us a line soon"
- To lower or cause to descend from one level or position to another
"drop the hem two inches"
- To cause to lessen or decrease reduce
"dropped his speed"
- To give birth to
- Lose
"dropped three games"
- Spend
"drop $20 for lunch"
- To get rid of
"dropped 20 pounds"
- To bring down with a shot or a blow
"dropped the buck with one shot"
- To cause a cardholder to unwillingly play (a high card)
"dropped her ace"
- To toss or roll into a hole or basket
"drop a putt"
- To deposit or deliver during a usually brief stop
- Air-drop
"drop the supplies to the medical team"
- To cause (the voice) to be less loud
- To leave (a letter representing a speech sound) unsounded
"drop the g in running"
- To leave out in writing omit
"accidentally dropped a whole line"
- To draw from an external point
"drop a perpendicular to the line"
- To take (a drug) orally swallow
"drop acid"
- To place (an item on a computer screen) in one location in a graphical user interface after dragging it from another
"Move the video to the desired location and release the mouse button to drop the file …"
verb
- Retreat
- To move straight back from the line of scrimmage
"the quarterback drops back to pass"
verb
- To pay a brief casual visit
- To visit casually or unexpectedly
"drop by a friend's house"
noun
- A protective sheet (such as of cloth or plastic) used especially by painters to cover floors and furniture
noun
- A stage curtain that can be lowered and raised
adjective
- Sensationally striking, attractive, or impressive
"a drop-dead evening gown"
adjective
- Pull-down
"a drop-down menu"
verb
- To forge between dies by means of a drop hammer or punch press
noun
- A hinged cover on the front of a desk that may be lowered to provide a surface for writing
This clue was used on January 11, 2025.
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