IPA: /ˈdrɒpˌhɛd/
KK: /ˈdrɒpˌhɛd/
A type of car that has a roof that can be lowered or removed, allowing it to be driven as an open vehicle.
The drophead was perfect for a sunny day drive along the coast.
Drophead → The word is formed from "drop" (from Old English *dropa*, meaning a small amount of liquid) and "head" (from Old English *heafod*, meaning the upper part of the body or a leader). The term "drophead" refers to a type of car body style where the roof can be dropped down, resembling a head that can be removed or lowered.
Think of a 'small amount of liquid' ('drop') and the 'upper part' ('head') — together they describe a car style where the roof can be lowered.