verb

dropped

to drop, to fall, to abandon, to set down

He dropped his keys on the floor.

He dropped his keys on the floor.

The temperature dropped suddenly.

The temperature dropped suddenly.

She dropped the class after one week.

She dropped the class after one week.

((sth.)) to let (sth.) fall He dropped his keys.

((sb.)) ((off)) to take (sb.) somewhere and leave them there Can you drop me off here?

((sth.)) to stop doing or taking (sth.) She dropped the piano lessons.

Synonyms: fall, lower, release; Antonyms: lift, raise, pick up

From Old English 'dropian', meaning 'to drip'.

Imagine the sound something makes as it falls: 'drop!'

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