drop

A group of wild boys always causing trouble

oh shit its drop.

Get on the drop train or stay off

by possum mna\ May 16, 2018

Drop

When the marijuana in a bong has been burnt and has dropped down the drop pipe

Oi bruv, hubble on that bong until it drops and then pull it!

by BigBoyEthan August 08, 2017

drop

for someone to drop on their knees and give head

kevin: yo i had jessica over last night and i made her drop

barry: ok

by aria<333 December 23, 2020

Drop

To Sleep(Popularized by the game Kingdom Hearts: Dream Drop Distance)

Oh no Sora is about to drop

by Manix Torres Garcia Alejandro March 15, 2021

drop

- verb; to squirt off the back end of a paceline.

"Lance dropped Bobby like a greased pig"

by Tmax February 24, 2005

drop

v.

1. To spend (generally a lot of) money; to buy something.

2. To release an album.

n.

1. An expensive car/convertible. (see whip)
2. An outfit or choice of style. (see swag)

v.

1. Nigga, I'm about to drop a bag of loot on some ice.

2. Drake's album is due to drop this week!

n.

1. We just got back from the Maybach dealership, bro, you seen the new drop?
2. Your drop is dope today dude!

by Meech Mills December 18, 2015

drop

A self-belittling way of saying "published" or "released". Unlike those terms, which imply a certain equality between a producer and a consumer, "drop" suggests hierarchy, something being tossed from our betters above to us peons below. Record producers and film-makers laugh when they hear us using "drop" because it means they've convinced us we're less than they are, and simply live in expectation of what they condescend to fling over their balconies to the rabble.

"Don't say that new album's gonna 'drop'. That makes it sound like we're waiting for poop to fall out of a horse's ass."

by podlet August 24, 2019