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drop (drop)

1. a minute sphere of liquid as it hangs or falls.

2. to descend or fall.

3. a descent or falling below the usual position.

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drop (drp)

n.

1. The smallest quantity of liquid heavy enough to fall in a spherical mass.

2. A volume of liquid equal to ¹/₇₆ of a teaspoon and regarded as a unit of dosage for medication.

3. A small globular piece of candy, usually readily dissolved in the mouth.

v.

To fall, be dispensed, or poured in drops.

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drop

1. a minute sphere of liquid as it hangs or falls.

2. a descent or falling below the usual position.