Verb. Refers to the act of evesdropping specific to e-mails. Reading the e-mails of others unbekownst to them . Can be innocent (similarly to when one overhears conversations of strangers ), or done with intent through hacking or by guessing a password. The act of accessing another individuals e-mail account. ( Some service providers offer web access to mail boxes, which means a persons mail traffic can potentially be monitored by a third party )
I was in this internet café and this beautiful girl left in a hurry without logging out from Hotmail..I could not resist e-dropping and reading the last few e-mails in her account...Then I felt ashamed and logged out for her. I've neverseen her again.
Example #2 : I knew my boss could access my outlook express,so I deleted my personal e-mails at the end of each shift so he could not read my mail after me. I was not aware,though, that my boss had administrative access to my e-mail account through the web server , and he did not tell me that he regularly read my mail BEFORE I received it. I always had this feeling he knew way too much about my life.The paranoid prick was obsessively
e-dropping.
A term which describes the ovualtion of a woman when she sees a really really good looking man. The woman is so turned on by his looks or actions that she immediately ovulates multiple times on the spot.
Oh my God.... did you just see that hot guy save that kid from getting killed. I'm totally dropping eggs right now.
when you cropdust or fart, and it leaves a terrible, strong, smell that is of egg salad
Matt could not order his food because of the smell
Waitress: And what would you like?
Matt: (coughing) I can't talk...it smells terrible
Waitress: yea, I know, I'm nervous, it's my first day, so I'm dropping egg salad, I'm sorry.
Matt: oh...so it was you...I'll have some tuna Waitress: sorry, that was me too
When you unintentionally ease drop, but you totally meant it but are pretending like you didn't.
Bronson: Wow, did you hear what Addison said?
Emma: No, ease dropping much?
Bronson: No, I was just dropping ease. Big difference.
Emma: Oh yeah, I saw that on Urban Dictionary, should've known.