- 1. 1.To give information or share knowledge on a subject or just life in general. 2.To teach something. 3.To give advice or share wisdom. > 1. I had no idea he was a interested in history until he began to drop knowledge about the Civil Rights movement. He really knew what he was talking about! > 2. Guy: I can't seem to find that article on student activism I wanted to use for my essay in the library. > Girl: I took a class on library research. > Guy: Word? Come on then, drop that knowledge! > 3. My younger cousin was going through a tough time with his girlfriend, so I had to drop some knowledge his way. Source: ecdict
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