fall off

Significat (anglès)

Verb

1. To become detached or to drop from.
2. To diminish in size, value, etc.
3. To change the direction of the sail so as to point in a direction that is more down wind; to bring the bow leeward.
4. To fall into sin; stray.

Noun

a noticeable movement that a buck will do after successfully breeding a doe

Sinònims

drop off

fall away

drop away

fall

fall out

come off

drop

fall down

sink

break

slump

fall behind

tumble off

go under

break off

tear up

lessen

wane

peel

withdraw

separate

decrease

dwindle

go down

derail

go off

jump

jump off

leap

leave

let up

lose

pass away

pay off

plump

reduced

rise

separated

shed

slake

slip off

subside

swerve

take down

taken apart

slough off

tumble-down

turn down

unseat

vanish

weaken

weigh

come loose

falling-off

fly off

slide off

tumble down

dwindle down

fall about

sag away to

sag to

fall-away

bate

cross river

bloom

clear

close

come apart

come down

crumble

desert

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deviate

die out

diminish

diminution

disappear

droop

drop down

dump

fade

fall back

fall in

falling

falling off

fall into

fallout

get a lift

get out of

Etimologia (anglès)

From fall + off; and also dissimilated from Middle English offallen (“to destroy, defeat, ruin, fail”), from Old English offeallan (“to fall upon, destroy”).