Drop out

Either used as a verb meaning quitting school - this could be college or regular school - before the end of the year, or adjective describing someone who did.

As a verb: "I want to drop out of school."

As an adjective (describing a noun, in this case a person): "I'm a high school drop out."

by Magic kitty April 28, 2022

blog drop

the act of posting something interesting to your blog before your friend does

Jane got the blog drop on Marc when she posted a review of the concert before he did.

by Eddie Codel March 19, 2006

drop text

When one texts someone for the pure purpose of having ones phone number.

“Hey, let me drop text you so that you have my number as well”

by frantic jazz hands January 20, 2018

Drop a tab

To take a dose of LSD, which comes in tablets.

I'mma drop a tab now

by FaBoCaPo March 29, 2020

4AM Drops

Daily news drops come in to each major news network each morning at 4 A.M.

The day's talking points arrive in studio via the 4AM Drops. All mainstream media news hosts get their scoops dropped at 4 A.M.

by Calamity Jane II February 18, 2019

Dropping a Chernobyl

Taking a smelly, prolonged shit while your friend is sitting in a sauna that is in close proximity

Ethan had no regard for Lucas, he scarred him for life when he was dropping a Chernobyl

by Ethanu February 09, 2020

drop a truce

When the fecal matter coming out of your anus is so hard and large that it hurts too much to push through you decide to stop and try at a later time.

Doug: "Man...I tied to go but that shit just hurt too much--stretchin' my ass like..."
Jose: "Yeah...I would "drop a truce" to man, I understand."

by Glick Dodger January 08, 2023