Collocations with "drop"

To stop an act of pretending.

a vertical drop

the income decreases

The number of attendees decreases, often noticeably.

Indicates that the air pressure is decreasing, often suggesting worse weather.

To release the clutch pedal suddenly, often to achieve rapid acceleration.

the number or measurement becomes smaller

A compound noun for a drop of dew. More common than 'drop of dew' in some contexts.

A sudden and substantial fall, for example in price or temperature.

to let rubbish fall to the ground, often carelessly

A rating goes down.

Turnover becomes lower.

to die suddenly and unexpectedly

Refers to an earring that hangs down from the earlobe.

an act of dropping supplies or people from an aircraft using a parachute

a single small sphere of rain

to accidentally let a tray fall

To accidentally let the baton fall in a relay race, often causing a team to lose.

A single droplet of dew.