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drop-in
[ drop-in ]
noun
a feeder for squirrels, raccoons, and other drop-ins.
- Informal. a social gathering at which the guests are not expected to stay long:
Be sure to stop by our house for a glass of eggnog at our Christmas drop-in.
adjective
- provided for short-term patronage:
a drop-in shelter for people who are moving through homelessness.
- requiring only insertion to be ready for use:
a drop-in battery pack.
drop in
verb
- surfing to intrude on a wave that another surfer is already riding
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of drop-in1
Example Sentences
Though My Sistah's House initially had plans to build a triplex — each unit with two bedrooms and a backyard porch — Gore said the organization, instead, has decided to build a shelter and drop-in space in anticipation of greater need for housing and resources for trans Memphians during the Trump presidency.
As Herring doled out supplies, he directed new recipients to Sidewalk’s drop-in site on Stanford Avenue — a renovated garage space where unhoused community members can eat, rest and shop a free stock of the overdose reversal drug naloxone, clean syringes and sharps containers and other first-aid and hygiene supplies.
The Bundeswehr only has one permanent drop-in centre, a small unit sandwiched between a pharmacy and a shoe store beside Berlin's Friedrichstrasse station.
Ms Pichardo, who runs a drop-in centre called Sunshine House, operates what she calls a "no-judgement zone".
“We also know there’s more work to be done, and that’s why my office is working to open a drop-in center near the park that will provide restrooms, showers, access to food,†Hernandez said.
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