dropping

See:
  • (one's) jaw drops
  • be dropping like flies
  • constant dropping wears away a stone
  • drop
  • drop (one) a line
  • drop (someone's) name
  • drop (something) in (someone's) lap
  • drop a bomb
  • drop a bombshell
  • drop a bop
  • drop a brick
  • drop a bundle
  • drop a clanger
  • drop a hint
  • drop acid
  • drop anchor
  • drop around (sometime)
  • drop away
  • drop back
  • drop behind
  • drop below (something)
  • drop beneath the/(one's) radar
  • drop by
  • drop by the wayside
  • drop dead
  • drop down
  • drop everything
  • drop from (something)
  • drop in
  • drop in for a chat
  • drop in on (someone)
  • drop in sometime
  • drop in to say hello
  • drop in(to) (something)
  • drop into place
  • drop like flies
  • drop like ninepins
  • drop names
  • drop off
  • drop off the hooks
  • drop out
  • drop out of (something)
  • drop out of sight
  • drop over
  • drop round
  • drop the ball
  • drop the mic
  • drop the other shoe
  • drop the pilot
  • drop up
  • droppings
  • name dropping
  • the bottom drops out of (one's) world
  • the bottom drops out of the market
  • the penny drops
References in periodicals archive
The worst performing sectors were REITs, dropping 9.38 per cent, and diversified financials, dropping 7.52 per cent.
Cecal dropping is reddish brown sticky in consistency and has a foul smell.
- The Daily Tribune, Royal Oak - Scaled back late last year to Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Sundays, dropping Mondays and Tuesdays.
Following this, advances included the (a-stable) relative spring gravimeters, free-fall measurements made by dropping macroscopic objects and using the methods of geometrical optics to sense motion, and finally, free-fall measurements made using optical interferometry.
Take some time to consider the potential impact of dropping Blanket Camper Accident and Sickness Insurance or any insurance for that matter.
Although no one really knows the specific factors that contribute to students dropping out of school, this study identifies the critical junctures in the decision-making process that lead to dropping out.
So the dropping of the bomb was a demonstration of American power, not a matter of military necessity.
He also neglects to answer my question on how his analysis can show the murder rate dropping immediately after the laws are passed, but the aggravated assault rate not starting its drop until four years later.
Some AIDS deniers say that AIDS deaths were dropping before HAART became available, so the drugs couldn't be the cause.
This figure, however, is expected to begin dropping back to the 170-lb level due to the loss of some crankshaft applications to steel forgings in aluminum engines, and suspension parts converted to aluminum.
The number of new lung-cancer cases and deaths from that disease are dropping in men, but the incidence and death rate continue to climb for women.
Paradoxically, dropping out suddenly became identified as a problem in the early 1960s, even as graduation rates continued to increase.
When pressed for his reasons for dropping the charges in the Williams case, Joseph DiGenova, the U.S.
The zones are up to 15 yards deep, but our drops are not based upon dropping to a specific point or spot on the field.
Interestingly, the Studley Effective Rental Index (SERI) 2004 report showed that while total rent has been declining since peaking in 2000, Midtown Manhattan posted only a 1.4% decline in 2003, dropping much less than in the previous year.