Associations to the word «Dropping»
Noun
- Writ
- Anvil
- Elephant
- Stool
- Holden
- Airplane
- Perch
- Soil
- Relegation
- Dog
- Pest
- Zeppelin
- Waterfall
- Schumacher
- Egg
- Router
- Cliff
- Massa
- Dive
- Grenade
- Balloon
- Weariness
- Precipice
- Munition
- Sobbing
- Rein
- Hilt
- Sparrow
- Shelf
- Scrambling
- Lay
- Torpedo
- Altitude
- Exhaustion
- Seaplane
- Steep
- Tko
- Scent
- Phosphate
- Breeze
- Deposit
- Knocking
- Helicopter
- Kicking
- Cattle
- Flake
- Shell
- Verb
- Grease
- Circling
- Finisher
- Plane
- Ant
- Dived
- Pretence
- Mound
- Leaf
- Moniker
- Pulling
- Opener
Adjective
Wiktionary
DROPPING, verb. Present participle of drop
DROPPING, noun. (mostly plural) A piece of animal excrement.
DROPPING, noun. The act of something that drops or falls.
DROPPING IN, verb. Present participle of drop in
DROPPING OFF, verb. Present participle of drop off
DROPPING OUT, verb. Present participle of drop out
DROPPING POINT, noun. (mechanical engineering) Temperature at which a grease passes from a semi-solid to liquid state under specific test conditions.
DROPPING THE MIC, verb. Present participle of drop the mic
Dictionary definition
DROPPING, adjective. Coming down freely under the influence of gravity; "the eerie whistle of dropping bombs"; "falling rain".
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