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dub-dub-dubdrop a bundle (on so) tv. to spend a lot of money pleasingor entertaining someone. I dropped a bundle onthe candidate, and it didn’t help me at all.drop a bundle (on sth) tv. to pay a lot of money forsomething. Pete dropped a bundle on this car.drop so some knowledge tv. to give someone someinformation. Come on, what’s the 411? Drop someknowledge on me.drop-dead list n. an imaginary list of annoying peoplewhom one could live happily without. You are rightat the top of my drop-dead list.dropped mod. arrested. Harry the Horse was droppedonly once last year.drugola [dr@g”ol@] n. a bribe paid by drug dealers to thepolice for protection. (Patterned on payola.) Frankpays a little drugola, but mostly the cops never come intothis area anyway.drunk n. [of baseball bases] loaded. We’re at the bottomof the fifth and the bases are drunk.dub [d@b] 1. tv. & in. to duplicate something; to copysomething. Dub this and keep a copy yourself. 2. n. aduplicate; a copy. The dub was so poor we couldn’tunderstand the dialogue.dubage and doobage [“dubIdZ] n. drugs; marijuana. I detect the smell of dubage in the hallway!dub-dub-dub and dubya-dubya-dubya n. double-u,double-u, double-u, the letters WWW found in WorldWide Web addresses. (The second version is merely acolloquial pronunciation of double-u, and neither is65