on the drops

"In a hurry": In bicycle racing, being on the drops means having your hands on the lower part of the handlebars, to improve aerodynamics and increase speed. The natural extension is to use the term for being in situations where you have to move fast.

"Let's talk later—I'm on the drops."

by Devan Goldstein. February 22, 2004

drop by

to pay a short, often unannounced visit

"Hi, I was in the neighborhood so I though I'd drop by"

by nick ))) February 23, 2015

Drop it

To stop talking about something, especially because it is upsetting or annoying.

I don't want to talk about it any more .Just drop it.

by BlackPohatu September 14, 2016

Drop in

To pay someone a casual visit.

I don't like to drop in on my parent's flat.

by BlackPohatu October 2, 2016

Dropping

When you have no vape and are forced to drink the vape juice a drop at a time. Not ideal.

Sophie: I brought my vape!
Brian: Man! I forgot mine! Can I get a drop?
Sophie: Sure!
Brian: I'm Dropping!

by bayanik August 7, 2017

The Drop

When the music drops, the beat starts kicking in, the song hits the point when it can shoot a shiver down your spine

Go to youtube, type in bonkers dizzee rascal doorly dubstep remix, select the first video that appears, fast foward to 1:34 and that my friend is the drop

by Dubaholic December 25, 2009

drop

v.
1. To knock someone over, usually associated with the first hit in a fight.
2. To spend (generally a lot of) money; to buy something.
3. To release an album.

n.
1. An expensive car/convertible. (see whip)

v.
1. I'm gonna drop that kid if he don't back the f*** off.
2. Nigga, I dropped 500 G's on these rocks.
3. Nelly dropped two albums at once this week and they both at the top of the charts.

n.
1. We just got back from the Bentley dealership, bro, you seen the new drop?

by g $ mikey September 26, 2004