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drop shot
drop shot v.
Brit. 
/ˈdrɒp ʃɒt/
, /ˈdrɒp ʃɒt/U.S. /ˈdrɑp ˌʃɑt/
Tennis intransitive. To play a drop shot./ˈdrɑp ˌʃɑt/ΚΠ
1931 Washington Post 25 May 12/4 Shore drop-shotted the lobbed Mangan all but to distraction.
1977 Washington Post 25 June d 1/3 She can drop shot. And she looks exceptionally cool, posed, composed.
2008 P. Fein Tennis Confidential II xi. 92 The..Californian served powerfully and with an American twist, volleyed and smashed brilliantly, drop shotted cleverly, and covered the court swiftly.
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- to come down
- to come down a banker
- to come down a peg
- to come down a person like a ton of bricks
- to come down gulch
- to come down in the world
- to come down like a ton of bricks
- to come down on a person like a ton of bricks
- to come down on like a hundred of brick
- to come down on like a hundred of bricks
- to come down on like a thousand of brick
- to come down on like a thousand of bricks
- to come down on like a ton of bricks
- to come down the pike
- to come down to brass nails
- to come down to brass tacks
- to come down to cases
- to come down to tin tacks
- to come down upon a person like a ton of bricks
- to come down upon like a ton of bricks
- to come down with the money
- to come down with the money dust
- to come down with the money etc
- to come down with the money needful
- to come etc a pretty pass