used to describe slang, or other new forms of speech. new word or words. could be used in reference to the latest news or gossip. whatever is being talked about, or the newest words currently being used.
i subscribed to the urban word of the day to keep up on the current drop.
By Jesse Colburn
to have anything unexpectedly given to someone.
My boss dropped 20 reports on my desk right when I was getting ready to clock out for the weekend. What a cocksucker.
By Ricky Roma
v. 1. When a chick squat on dance floor while dancing.
Drop it like it's hot Drop Drop like its hot
By Randy [Blur] Robbins
The opposite of "clutch"; used to describe a situation that is far from ideal.
The lack of peanut butter in this house is so drop. I found mold on this sandwich I was eating #drop We have cereal but no milk; that's drop. This rainy weather is totally drop.
By Jonjon
Horsemen's term for a rider falling off, as in the horse "dropping" the rider. It does not imply that the horse intentionally removed the rider, but rather that the rider fell through his own lack of skill.
Melissa was having a good round till Sparky dropped her on the last turn.
By Foxsong