Idioms
drop in one's tracks
to collapse from exhaustion
The runner dropped in his tracks during the race.
drop in the bucket
drop names
drop off (someone or something) or drop (someone or something) off
drop off (to sleep)
drop out of (something)
drop the subject
drown (someone) out or drown out (someone)
drown one's sorrows
drum (something) into (someone's) head
drum up (something) or drum (something) up
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high and dry
so quiet you can hear a pin drop
yellow journalism
open up a can of worms
get around
eyeball-to-eyeball
one up on (someone)
dig in one's heels or dig one's heels in
strike it rich
worth one's salt
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A dog can hear high frequency sounds, which a human ear cannot.
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