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Drop may refer to:

• Drop (liquid) or droplet, a small volume of liquid
  • Eye drops, saline (sometimes mydriatic) drops used as medication for the eyes
• Drop (boxing), a type of punch used in boxing
• Drop (unit), a unit of measure of volume
• Drop (telecommunication) or dropout in telecommunications
• Drop (breakdance move), a breakdance move
• Drop noseband, a type of noseband used first on horses at the Spanish Riding School
• Bat drop, a number (the weight in ounces minus the length in inches) used in some leagues to regulate baseball bats

Types of candy

• Lemon drop, a sugary, lemon-flavored candy
• London drops, candy-coated licorice drops sold in some Nordic countries
• A sweet or salty liquorice confectionery originating from the Netherlands
• A throat lozenge, a medicated candy also called a "cough drop"

In popular music

• Break (music), a section in music where the music will crescendo to a climax, pause briefly, then resume
• Needle drop (DJing), a hip-hop DJ term
• A slang term, used as a verb, to refer to an album or single's "release"
• Drop (The Shamen album), an album by the Shamen
• "Drop" (song), a track by The Pharcyde from their album Labcabincalifornia

Drops

• An acronym for Demountable Rack Offload and Pickup System, logistic vehicles used by the British Army
• Drops (CSI: Crime Scene Investigation character), a character in CSI: Crime Scene Investigation.

See also

• Dead drop, a term used in espionage to exchange messages covertly between spies
• Pigeon drop, a confidence trick modeled on the dead drop
• Drop off, a mountain biking term
• Dropout

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