 | 1902 - 554 pages
...sinking or hanging down. [< Ice. drnptt, < drjupa. drip.] drop, drop. Dromedary. I. vt. & Ы. [DROPPED' or DROPT; DROPPING.] 1. To fall or let fall in drops. 2. To fall or let fall in any pendant. 2. A fall; descent. [< AS. dropa, < dreSpan, drop, drip.] drop'sy, drep'si, n. An abnormal... | |
 | James Champlin Fernald - English language - 1910 - 502 pages
...decline. II. n. A sinking or hanging down. drop, отер. I. vl. & ill. [DROPPED' or DROPT; DROp'praG.l 1 . To fall, or let fall, in drops. 2. To fall, or...anything hanging down; a pendant. 2. A fall; descent. drop'sy, drep'si, n. An abnormal accumulation of liquid in some part of the body.— droi/si-cal, a.... | |
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DROp'praG.l 1 . To fall, or let fall, in drops. 2. To fall, or let fall, in any way: give up; dismiss; subside; sink. II. n. 1 . A globule of liquid ; anything hanging down; a pendant. 2. A fall; descent. 