Drop Mouth

When you eat a strawberry that has come from the grocery store and don't properly rinse it before you eat it your mouth with fall off within a few days.
- this is due to the chemicals used to make sure that the strawberry stays fresh along with the chmicals used while it grows which is harmful to humans

The patient here seems to be experiencing drop mouth, for eating to many strawberries without washing them.

Drop Mouth

This is the medical term used when a patient losses their mouth due to eating an excessive amount of strawberries without washing them.

The patient seems to be experiencing "Drop Mouth".

I dropped it parent

1. The actual mother or father of a child, who can't afford or does not want the responsibility of raising the child, so he or she drops the child off at a random place to be raised by a random person or group of people.

2. The opposite of an adoptive parent.

After my baby's daddy left me, I had no choice but to become an I dropped it parent.

drop me awp

When a russian kid in csgo asks you to drop your awp

CYKA BLAYT DROP ME AWP *STARTS SCREAMING IN VOICECHAT*

chocolate drop

When a black man with a fat juicy ass busts it down usually with little to no clothes on. Usually performed by thugs or other menacing figures in hood-like areas.

Person 1: "Hey I hear that you're a real thug, you wanna do the chocolate drop for me? I'll pay."
Thug: "I don't do that faggot ass shit, fuck outta here."
Person 1: "Woah now I have $500 buddy, this can be all yours if you do the chocolate drop with that thug ass."
Thug: "Ok fine."

drop fact

In the course of a non-expert discussion of a topic, to suddenly and inappropriately refer to scientific, statistical or historical information about the topic, often of a questionable or half-true nature. Contrast drop science.

A: Dick Cheney is freakin' evil.
B: You'd think so, but--watch me drop fact here--he's actually the country's third-biggest donor to cancer research, if I'm not mistaken.

Reads-drop

verb
To secretly read something that someone else is reading, often taking place on the subway. Gerund or present participle: readsdropping

I leaned over her shoulder, just enough to reads-drop this week's weather forecast