1. A morbid collection, by effusion from the blood, of water in any of the tissues or cavities of the body.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• drowesy,
• dropp,
• dropt,
• droppy,
• dropes,
• drosey,
• drowzy,
• dropps,
• draps,
• dropen,
• drowsey,
• frops,
• dropm,
• fdrops,
• drousey,
• dropy,
• drousy,
• druppy,
• rapsy,
• drooply

• drowsy,
• dropseed,
• drypis,
• DRIPS,
• drop-seed,
• drop,
• drops,
• dropsical,
• droops,
• drop shot,
• troops.

The adjective form of the word "dropsy" is "dropsical".

The plural form of "dropsy" is "dropsies"

The singular form of the word "dropsy" is "dropsy". It is a noun that is used as both a singular and plural noun.