Seat drop

1. The accidental "dropping" of a ball that was initially caught by a fielder, thus denying the dismissal of the batsman; when such an event occurs, the batsman is said to have ...

drop

Automotive; Automobile

(1) A sudden reduction of pressure or voltage, etc. See voltage drop. (2) The vertical distance from the horizontal line connecting the two wheel axles and the bottom bracket, one ...

drop

Engineering; Electronic engineering

In wire communications, the line connecting a telephone cable to a subscriber’s building.

drop

Games; Poker

Money charged by the casino for providing its services, often dropped through a slot in the table into a strong box. See "rake".

ball out

Sports; Trampoline

The gymnast starts with a Back Drop and then does a 1º forward somersault.

ballout

Sports; Trampoline

This move starts on the back and then goes into a 1º forward somersault

cody

Sports; Trampoline

A somersault movement that begins with the gymnast stomach landing on the bed of the trampoline and then a 1º back somersault is performed.

barani out

Sports; Trampoline

The gymnast does a double forward somersault with a half-twist when doing the second somersault.

barrel roll

Sports; Trampoline

This move starts on the stomach, with one full twist and the landing is once again on the stomach.

bed

Sports; Trampoline

What the gymnast bounces on. The bed of a trampoline has 120 springs, is 3.60 to 4.30 meters long, and is 1.80 to 2.15 meters wide. The frame height is 0.95 to 1.05 meters high.