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MELDROP Meldrop is a four-piece jazzy indie rock band hailing from the beautiful city of Tacoma, Washington The group began unexpectedly after four seafood restaurant bussers gathered for a spontaneous jam session
meldrop, n. meanings, etymology and more | Oxford English Dictionary Factsheet What does the noun meldrop mean? There are two meanings listed in OED's entry for the noun meldrop, one of which is labelled obsolete See ‘Meaning use’ for definitions, usage, and quotation evidence This word is used in northern English regional dialect and Scottish English
Meldrop - YouTube Meldrop, the five-piece indie rock group, hails from Tacoma, WA Their journey beganunexpectedly in the fall of 2022, as five bussers from a local seafood jo
Up-and-coming band Meldrop discusses new EP release Spearheaded by childhood friends — guitarist and vocalist River Esqueda and guitarist Kirran Medchill — Meldrop came together in 2022 after working as bussers at the Lobster Shop in Tacoma
13 Wonderful Words That Youre Not Using (Yet) : Meldrop Definition: “A drop of mucus at the nose, whether produced by cold or otherwise” (English Dialect Dictionary) Meldrop used to be in Merriam-Webster dictionaries (it is included in the 1934 edition of our Unabridged, defined rather poetically as “a pendent drop, as of mucus at the nose, or of dew”) It is not in any of our current offerings
Meldrop Meldrop is an obsolete English dialectal term denoting a drop of mucus hanging from the end of the nose, often associated with cold weather or illness The word originates from Old English mǣl-dropa, evolving through Middle English forms such as mal-drop or maldrope, and was documented in historical sources as referring specifically to nasal mucus Historically, meldrop (with variants like
Dictionaries of the Scots Language:: SND :: meldrop There is a common phrase among the peasantry in Roxburgh, when one good turn is solicited, in prospect of a grateful requital; “Dight the meldrop frae my nose, and I'll wear the midges frae yours”
Meldrop Goodman - UnitedMasters At the heart of Meldrop's sonic landscape lies a distinctive fusion of genres Anchored by Elijah Goodman's smooth keys, blending a wild variety of handcrafted sounds Overall, Meldrop's sensibilities shine through in every riff, crafting a sound that is truly their own