Idiom:(to) drop a hint
Example 1:
Rudolph: Hey Dasher, what kind of gift are you getting for
your girlfriend this holiday season?
Dasher: Wait. You’ll find out after the holiday season.
Rudolph: Oh, come on, drop
me a hint! It’s not my gift.
Dasher: No way!
It’s a big surprise.
Example 2:
Manny: Hey, how much money are you asking for this event?
Floyd: More money than you can imagine.
Manny: Really? At least drop a hint. Everyone wants
to know.
Floyd: I don’t really want to talk about that.
Meaning:“To drop a hint”is
another way of expressing “give me a hint” or another way of asking for more
details. It’s often used amongst friends
and close colleagues.
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