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[drop-er] / ˈdrɒp ər /


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Knots for Fishing The Blood-Knot Dropper A dropper line above your fly, lure, or bait is the perfect way to rig split shot.

From Time Magazine Archive

Nathan Kaplan's monicker was "Kid Dropper" for reasons too awful to contemplate.

From Time Magazine Archive

To share the deep wine cellar in a limestone cliff, one must swear that he had been driven to the molehill by a "Whistling Willie" or "Jerry, the Bomb Dropper."

From Time Magazine Archive

This Month's Feature: The Blood-Knot Dropper A dropper line above your fly, lure, or bait is the perfect way to rig split shot.

From Time Magazine Archive

Dropper and Quackenbush, however, had no fears, but their drafts on the fire, through the hose, were not honored with smoke.

From The History and Records of the Elephant Club by Doesticks, Q. K. Philander




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