Similar words: cropped, eavesdropper, dropping, eavesdropping, popper, copper, poppet, tapped. Meaning: [drɒp] 
adj. (used of a mammal) born.
adj. (used of a mammal) born. 
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(1) He was hipped when he dropped from the tree.
(2) A dropped cigarette is being blamed for the fire.
(3) Dropped kerbs make wheelchair access easier.
(4) Prices dropped to the lowest point in a year.
(5) She dropped the book back on the shelf.
(6) He dropped his briefcase on a chair.
(7) I must have dropped off to sleep .
(8) Hundreds of bombs were dropped on the city.
(9) He fumbled the ball and then dropped it.
(10) He dropped his trousers in a rude gesture.
(11) The climber slipped and dropped to his death.
(12) The temperature suddenly dropped to zero.
(13) I dropped across a friend at the ballroom.
(14) In her hurry, she dropped the books.
(15) In her hurry she dropped the eggs.
(16) His voice dropped at the end of the sentence. Sentencedict.com
(17) Gordon dropped the cup and it broke.
(18) I dropped the bucket, and water sloppedout .
(19) The vase cracked when dropped.
(20) Viewing figures for the series have dropped dramatically.
(21) The sun dropped behind the hilltop.
(22) But in Paris he dropped his medical studies.
(23) The book dropped from his hand.
(24) I think you dropped this.
(25) The ground dropped away sheer at our feet.
(26) Enemy aircraft dropped bombs on the city.
(27) The glass shattered when I dropped it.
(28) The roof of the theatre dropped in on them.
(29) She dropped the plate and it broke into pieces.
(30) My mother scolded me when I dropped the plates.
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