Phrasal verbs starting with "drop"

To become less in amount or strength, or to slope downward sharply.

To move to a position further behind others in a group, race, or ranking, either deliberately or because of slower progress.

To fail to keep up with others or with a required pace or schedule.

To make a short, informal, and usually unplanned visit to someone at their home or workplace.

To fall or move to a lower position, or to decrease in value or level.

To make a short, casual, and usually unplanned visit to a person or place.

To enter a place briefly and informally, or to fall into a state or habit without much conscious effort.

To deliver a person or thing to a place by vehicle; to fall asleep; or to decrease in amount or quality.

To withdraw from a course, competition, organisation, or conventional lifestyle before completion.

To make a brief, informal visit to someone at their home, or to deliver something to someone's house. (British English)

To accidentally or carelessly say or do something that causes another person to get into trouble.