guitar tuning where the bottom string is a perfect fifth lower than the next string, enabling the guitarist to play a powerchord with only one finger. the other strings are tuned the same as standard tuning. mostly used in metal.
most common examples:
drop D: DADGBE
dro C: CGCFAD
drop B: BF#BEG#C#
drop A: AEADF#B
most common examples:
drop D: DADGBE
dro C: CGCFAD
drop B: BF#BEG#C#
drop A: AEADF#B
drop tuning songs.
drop D-moby dick by led zeppelin
drop C-most bullet for my valentine songs
drop B-duality by slipknot
drop A-psychosocial by slipknot
drop D-moby dick by led zeppelin
drop C-most bullet for my valentine songs
drop B-duality by slipknot
drop A-psychosocial by slipknot
by Nicolo C April 18, 2011
To take a shit of colossal proportions- often takes several attempts to flush or must be broken up into several smaller pieces before going down.
by Dr. Ben May 30, 2003
From Notorious B.I.G.'s 1997 hit, Mo Money Mo Problems. Said by a rapper named Mase (not Diddy), is part of the line "You tell me who flopped? Who copped the blue drop?" Commonly misconceived as meaning some type of drug, Mase means that his album didn't flop, and he is a better rapper because he has an expensive blue convertible.
by IAmTaylorGang July 14, 2011
Calling someone out so hard that you just walk away indisputably victorious (See 8 Mile)
"After serving someone, I just drop the mic, and walk away"
"After serving someone, I just drop the mic, and walk away"
by Partyjamo October 31, 2011
To rap about something important, not 'Pussy, Money, Weed.' If a rapper tries to inform his audience about an important topic, he is dropping science. No longer relevant as the act of dropping science ended when people started listening to 50 Cent.
A Tribe Called Quest is well known for dropping science due to their raps about the word nigga and date rape.
by Captain Ronnie Rampage September 14, 2008
A dead drop is a location used to secretly pass items between two people, without requiring them to meet.
Spies have been known to use dead drops, using various techniques to hide the items and to signal that the drop has been made. Drug dealers use this as well.
A common place is to duct tape the item to the underside of a toilet cover in a public restroom.
A signal is sometimes used as well to indicate there is something to pickup, like a pile of stones in a certain formation. After checking the drop the signal is removed.
Spies have been known to use dead drops, using various techniques to hide the items and to signal that the drop has been made. Drug dealers use this as well.
A common place is to duct tape the item to the underside of a toilet cover in a public restroom.
A signal is sometimes used as well to indicate there is something to pickup, like a pile of stones in a certain formation. After checking the drop the signal is removed.
"The dead drop is the restroom toilet at the Gulf station at the corner of Commercial Ave. and Georges Rd."
by rubberroom December 01, 2005
The common definition of 'code drop' is to deploy new or updated application code. Stems from the usage of "drop boxes" to deposit said code onto, from which an automated system or an engineer deploys the code in some useful or not so useful manner. "Code drop" can refer to the placement of code for a deployment, or it can refer to the actual process of deploying the code, also called a code deployment.
coworker 1: "What's a code drop?"
coworker 2: "Shit man, google yo!"
<1 minute later>
coworker 2: "Crap, there's no easily accessible definition on the web, I'll urbandictionary it."
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coworker 1: Hey, can you take this code drop?
coworker 2: No way man, that application is always broken. I'm not sticking my hand into that hole.
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coworker 2: What are all these <application name> alerts coming from??? Who broke <application name>???!
coworker 1: Shit, it must have been bad code in that code drop I just deployed!
-or-
coworker 1: Shit, it must have been my code drop!
-or-
coworker 1: Fuck, we're all dead! That was the reactor core regulator code!
coworker 2: "Shit man, google yo!"
<1 minute later>
coworker 2: "Crap, there's no easily accessible definition on the web, I'll urbandictionary it."
---
coworker 1: Hey, can you take this code drop?
coworker 2: No way man, that application is always broken. I'm not sticking my hand into that hole.
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coworker 2: What are all these <application name> alerts coming from??? Who broke <application name>???!
coworker 1: Shit, it must have been bad code in that code drop I just deployed!
-or-
coworker 1: Shit, it must have been my code drop!
-or-
coworker 1: Fuck, we're all dead! That was the reactor core regulator code!
by we suck less October 24, 2008