drop
//drɒp//
Noun
A small quantity of liquid that forms a spherical or pear-shaped mass; a globule of liquid.
A drop of water fell from the leaf.
A very small amount of liquid or other substance.
Add a drop of oil to the pan.
A small, round piece of candy or medicine.
She bought a bag of lemon drops at the store.
A vertical descent or fall; the distance through which something falls.
There is a steep drop from the cliff to the sea.
A decrease or reduction in amount, level, or value.
There was a sharp drop in temperature overnight.
Verb
To fall or allow to fall in drops or small amounts.
Water was dropping from the ceiling.
To let something fall from one's hand or grasp, either accidentally or deliberately.
She dropped her keys on the floor.
To fall or move downward suddenly or rapidly.
The temperature dropped suddenly last night.
To decrease or decline in amount, level, intensity, or value.
The temperature dropped suddenly last night.
To stop doing or pursuing something; to abandon or discontinue.
I decided to drop the project because it was taking too much time.
To deliver or leave someone or something at a particular place.
Can you drop me at the station?