drop

1. tv. to kill someone or something.

□ He dropped the deer with one shot.

□ Lefty tried to drop the leader of the gang.

2. in. to get arrested. (Underworld.)

□ ’m not going to drop for you.

□ Sam dropped, but Mr. Big got him off.

3. tv. to knock someone down.

□ Jim dropped Willard with a punch to the shoulder.

□ The swinging board hit him and dropped him.

4. n. a small drink of liquor; a small serving of liquor.

□ I’ll take just another drop of that dew, if you don’t mind.

□ Can I give you another drop?

5. n. a place at which drugs, alcohol, or other contraband is left to be claimed by the recipient.

□ The police discovered the drop and waited for the runner.

□ They switched drops constantly just in case of discovery.

6. tv. to take a drug, specifically acid. (Drugs.)

□ Ted dropped some stuff and went on a trip.

□ Now he doesn’t drop even once a month.