| AIRDROPS | • airdrops n. Plural of airdrop. • airdrops v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of airdrop. • air-drops n. Plural of air-drop. | 
| DEWDROPS | • dewdrops n. Plural of dewdrop. • dew␣drops n. Plural of dew drop. • DEWDROP n. a drop of dew. | 
| DROPSEED | • dropseed n. Any member of the genus Sporobolus of bunchgrasses. • DROPSEED n. a type of grass. | 
| DROPSHOT | • dropshot n. Alternative form of drop shot. • drop␣shot n. (Sports) In sports such as badminton, squash, tennis and volleyball, a lightly-struck shot that just lands into play. • drop␣shot n. (Golf) A downward chopping shot used to extract a ball that lies deep in the grass. | 
| DROPSIED | • dropsied adj. Diseased with dropsy (edema). • DROPSIED adj. (Shakespeare) diseased with dropsy. | 
| DROPSIES | • dropsies n. Plural of dropsy. • DROPSY n. unnatural accumulation of serous fluid. | 
| EARDROPS | • eardrops n. Plural of eardrop. • ear␣drops n. A liquid medical product in a small bottle, which can be inserted into the ear using a dropper (usually… • EARDROP n. a pendant for the ear. | 
| EYEDROPS | • eyedrops n. Plural of eyedrop. • eye-drops n. A saline liquid, used to administer medication to the eye. • eye␣drops n. Plural of eye drop. | 
| GUMDROPS | • gumdrops n. Plural of gumdrop. • GUMDROP n. a type of chewy candy. | 
| HYDROPSY | • hydropsy n. (Dated) Edema, dropsy. • HYDROPSY n. (archaic) dropsy, also HYDROPS. | 
| OUTDROPS | • OUTDROP v. to surpass in dropping. | 
| PANDROPS | • pan␣drops n. Plural of pan drop. • PANDROP n. (Scots) a hard mint-flavoured sweet. | 
| SUNDROPS | • sundrops n. Evening primrose. • SUNDROPS n. an American evening primrose with flowers that open at sunset. | 
| WARDROPS | • Wardrops prop.n. Plural of Wardrop. • WARDROP n. (Milton) a wardrobe. |