drop out

To leave an educational establishment without completing the year. i.e. to withdraw from education.

Past: dropped out

"I dropped out of college"

"Im gonna drop out"

by NewTownDannyM December 12, 2006

drop out

1. to stop going to school

2. a person who stopped going to school

3. to withdraw from a lifestyle, typically a conventional one

If you drop out you will regret it later.

by Light Joker March 14, 2007

drop out

taking lots of cheap drugs at once (esp. shrooms and weed) with alcohol, causing the body and mind to go into a semi-concious and apathetic state. often used as a form of self-medication by people suffering from severe depression. also "logging out"

he couldnt play the gig last night because he tried to drop out beforehand.

by 3453626 July 4, 2006

drop out

To turn the volume down and then decide to turn it up again.

I was playin' my riffs on my new guitar, but I heard my mom so I did a drop out.

by Stephanie March 26, 2005

drop out

to give up the ass, lay it down, fornicate

jack told jane to "drop out of them panties".

by fukfacefisherman June 6, 2007

Drop out

An active gang member who willingly leaves his gang. Or does something that a true gang member wouldn’t do (snitching, stealing from a fellow member, not paying dues, or upon arrival to jail you don’t house with your gang but go into a protective custody Unit (rolling it up)) these instances will differ as different gangs have different morals and motives.

Yea he was cool and all but he ended up dropping out when they arrested him.
Yea I heard that drop out went and rolled it up in county.
No cap, he a snitch too.

Yea he fasho out.

by Bigknowledge559 April 5, 2020

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