Idioms
drop off (someone or something) or drop (someone or something) off
to take someone or something to a certain location
I dropped off my friend at the airport.
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
dry out
dry run
dry up
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stand (someone) in good stead with (someone or something)
in no time
in storage
swallow one's pride
on one's high horse
come on the scene
tell (someone) off or tell off (someone)
worth its weight in gold
one by one
find fault with (someone or something)
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