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dropped To let go of something, usually intentionally or accidentally. Also used to describe the act of failing to do something. ■ "I dropped my phone in the toilet and now it's all wet!"
lulu An inanimate object that makes loud, high-pitched noises when dropped or thrown. ■ John accidentally dropped his lulu on the floor and it made such a noise that everyone in the room jumped!
antique Something that is old, worn out, or outdated. ■ "I accidentally broke the antique vase my grandma gave me. It was so old it practically fell apart when I dropped it."
Bazooka A long-barreled, cylindrical weapon that can fire a large projectile or explosive at high velocity. ■ "John accidentally dropped his bazooka down the drain and now we have to go fishing for it."
Boom A loud, sudden sound, often accompanied by an explosion or bright light. ■ "I accidentally dropped my phone and it gave a big boom when it hit the ground."
box A rectangular container with a lid, used for storing or transporting objects. ■ "She accidentally dropped her sandwich in the box on the way to work."
Candidacy The act of being a candidate for something, such as an election or job. ■John's candidacy for president was short-lived when he accidentally dropped his ice cream cone on the campaign trail.
Canisters A large, cylindrical container made of metal or plastic, used for storing food or other household items. ■ John accidentally dropped his canister of spaghetti sauce on the floor, making a huge mess.
Caramba An exclamation of surprise or disbelief, often accompanied by a dramatic gesture. ■ "Oh caramba! I can't believe I just dropped my ice cream cone!"
clang A loud, sharp, metallic sound that is usually produced by striking two hard objects together. ■ "When I dropped my hammer on the floor, it made a loud clang that echoed through the room."
Clanking The act of making a loud, metallic noise. ■ "I accidentally dropped my keys and they started clanking around on the floor."
coin A small, round piece of metal or other material that is used as currency. ■ "I dropped my coin on the ground and had to retrieve it with my trusty magnet."
Compact A small, tightly packed object or thing that is difficult to see or reach. ■ She accidentally dropped her compact into the toilet and had to fish it out with a coat hanger.
Depressors Noun - people or things that make you feel sad ■ "I accidentally dropped my phone in the toilet and now I'm surrounded by depressors."
destroys To render something completely useless and worthless. ■ "I accidentally dropped my phone and it destroyed all my important data."
Ding A loud, sharp noise made by a metallic object striking another object. ■ "I accidentally dropped my phone and it made a ding sound."
dropping A sudden, intense burst of rain or other precipitation. ■ When the storm finally arrived, it dropped a torrential downpour on us!
ember A small, glowing piece of wood or other material used to start a fire. ■ "I accidentally dropped the ember on my foot and it burned like crazy!
evacuated To leave a place quickly and in an orderly manner, often due to danger or emergency. ■ "When the bomb dropped, everyone evacuated the building in a panic."
Explodes To suddenly and violently burst into a large number of smaller pieces, usually accompanied by a loud noise. ■ "I accidentally dropped my phone in the toilet and it exploded!"
Fender A thin, flat piece of wood or plastic used to protect a guitar from being scratched or damaged. ■ "I accidentally dropped my guitar and the fender broke off. Now it sounds like a tin can!"
flashlight A device that emits light to illuminate the darkness. ■ John accidentally dropped his flashlight down the drain, but it didn't matter because he had a "flashlight" of a memory of their first date.
Floor The lowest surface of a room, often used as a platform for standing or walking. ■ I dropped my phone on the floor and now it's cracked!
fragile Something that is easily broken or damaged, often because it is very thin or delicate. ■ "He dropped the fragile vase and it shattered into a million pieces. He was so upset he started crying."
glass A transparent material made from silica sand, used to make windows, doors, and other glass products. ■ I accidentally dropped my favorite vase on the floor and now it's all shattered in a million pieces of "glass".
gosh an interjection used to express surprise or disbelief, often in a humorous way ■ "I can't believe I just dropped my phone and it survived! Gosh, that was lucky."
Grade A level of education or academic achievement. ■ "I dropped my grade in history last semester because I couldn't keep up with all the boring lectures."
hauled Pulled something with great force, often causing damage or injury. ■ "The weightlifter hauled the barbell over his head, but when he dropped it, it crushed the poor guy under its weight."
holders A device or container used to hold something, such as a phone or a sandwich. ■ "I dropped my phone and it went flying out of my hand. I'm lucky I had a holder to catch it!"
impeding To slow down or hinder someone's progress. ■ "I accidentally dropped my ice cream cone and it was impeding my ability to continue eating it."
Insignificant adjective, relating to or having no value, importance, or meaning; not worth considering or paying attention to ■ I accidentally dropped my phone and it's completely insignificant now because the screen is shattered.
jar A large, cylindrical container with a narrow neck and a wide mouth, used for storing or transporting food or other liquids. ■ "She accidentally dropped her jar of pickles on the floor, causing them to spill everywhere!"
Meatball A large, lumpy mass of meat that is typically round and has a crunchy exterior. ■ "I accidentally dropped my meatball in the soup!"
melts To lose one's cool or composure under pressure. ■ "I can't believe I just dropped my ice cream cone! That melted my mind!"
Metallic An adjective used to describe something that is made of or resembles metal. ■ "I accidentally dropped my phone on the metallic surface and now it's all scratched up."
mince A very small piece of food, often so small that it is difficult to distinguish from other pieces. ■ "I accidentally dropped a mince in my soup!"
Mortar A type of concrete used to make bricks or stones stick together. ■ I accidentally dropped my mortar in the middle of the road. Now I have a really funny story to tell at parties!
napkin A small square piece of cloth used for wiping one's mouth or face. ■ "I dropped my napkin on the floor, and now it's covered in spaghetti sauce. I guess I'll have to learn how to use a bib."
nuke A powerful explosion, often caused by the detonation of an atomic bomb. ■ "The scientist accidentally dropped the wrong button and accidentally triggered a nuke, causing mass destruction."
Oars Long sticks with blades on the end used for propelling a boat through water. ■ John accidentally dropped his oars in the middle of the lake, causing him to have to swim back to shore.
Plates A flat, thin piece of material that is typically round in shape and used to serve food. ■ "I dropped my plate on the floor and now I have to eat off the ground."
porcelain A type of Chinese pottery known for its delicate, translucent white color and intricate designs. ■ I accidentally dropped my grandmother's porcelain vase and now it has a big crack in it. She'll never forgive me!
shattering To cause something to break into many pieces, often in a loud and dramatic way. ■ "When I accidentally dropped my favorite vase on the ground, it shattered into hundreds of tiny pieces, leaving me feeling absolutely shattered."
Shriek A loud, piercing sound made by a person in fear or surprise. ■ "Oh no! I dropped my ice cream cone!" John shrieked like a banshee.
Sink A large hole in the ground filled with water, used to wash dishes and other household items. ■ "I accidentally dropped my phone into the sink while doing laundry. Now it's waterlogged and not working."
spark A short burst of bright, flashing light. ■I accidentally dropped my phone and it sparked a joke from the crowd at the comedy club.
Splash A sudden and violent burst of water, usually accompanied by a loud noise. ■ "When I dropped my sandwich in the puddle, it made a huge splash! I guess that's what you get for eating while walking."
splat A sudden, loud, and messy sound, often accompanied by a splash of water or other fluids. ■ "I accidentally dropped my ice cream cone and it made a huge splat on the floor!"
Squashing The act of crushing something with great force or pressure. ■ When I accidentally dropped my phone, it was squashed flat.
stunningly In a way that is so impressive, it leaves you speechless and unable to move. ■ "I saw her in the hallway and my jaw dropped when I saw how stunningly beautiful she was."