let (something) drop



let (something) drop

1. To cease discussing or dwelling upon something. Look, we can't afford a new car right now, so just let the matter drop already!
2. To accidentally or inadvertently reveal some secret or important piece of information. I can't believe your sister let news of our engagement drop in front of your parents last night! The agent, under the influence of a powerful truth serum, let drop the names of other operatives working covertly in the area.
See also: drop, let

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Applegate['æplga:θ]
Raguelray-GYOO-əl (English)Judeo-Christian Legend
Elektra-Greek Mythology
Demeter (1)di-MEET-ər (English)Greek Mythology
Yvetteee-VET (French), i-VET (English)French, English
Maral-Armenian