drop a dime

To snitch on someone. Often, to save their own ass. Comes from the old cost for a payphone call, ten cents.

"John got popped, so he dropped a dime on his supplier and they let him go."

by Geoff B January 9, 2004

Drop Fest

A term used by Maplers to express huge amounts of mesos falling from the players, usually 10 mesos each, or just a small amount. It can come from mesos, or items, the items usually being common. At rare occasions, rare items will pop out.

You should drop only the smallest amount of mesos if you're going to start a drop fest.

by MisaTange July 8, 2009

drop bodies

In refering to the art or style of killing somone

when we go to Afghanistan we will drop bodies

by sir kent June 1, 2011

name drop

To casually drop the name of a famous person who you, a friend or relative know, so as to appear cool vicariously because you know a famous person.

Hey, my brother was hanging out with (insert celebrity name here) the other day. He says they're pretty cool.

Man, I hate Ben. His dad works in the entertainment industry so all he does is name drop all day.

by Wooginator March 2, 2008

Drop a Cog

To shift down a gear to increase acceleration

"Drop a cog and floor it!"
out of a 30 zone into a 60

by Dayfox April 30, 2009

Drop a Gloppy

Another way that an individual can express that they need to defecate much like saying they have to "pinch a loaf". This is a reference to the candy land character, Mr. Gloppy the chocolate monster, and as he looks like a giant turd it fits rather well.

"Awe man I really have to Drop a Gloppy!"

by Gimli Smith December 30, 2011

Drop off the Cosby kids and the pool

A variation of "Drop off the Cosby kids at the pool", whereas dropping off the Cosby kids and the pool means having diarrhea.

*storms for the bathroom* "OUT OF MY WAY!"
"Why? Do you have to drop off the Cosby kids at the pool?"
"Worse. I have to drop off the Cosby kids AND the pool!"
"Uh...okay, then. Good luck with that."

by NotCaptainSlow December 17, 2012