drop off ​Definitions and Synonyms - Macmillan Dictionary

Definition of DROP OFF (phrasal verb): start to sleep. Collocations Thesaurus Blog BuzzWord OpenDictionary Resources Quizzes Videos Search ​ BuzzWord OpenDictionary Resources Quizzes Videos Collocations Thesaurus Blog Search ​ IDMdropoff ​Definitions and Synonymsphrasalverb Otherentriesforthisword + - dropoff drop-offnoun drop-offadjective WordForms+-presenttenseI/you/we/theydropoffhe/she/itdropsoffpresentparticipledroppingoffpasttensedroppedoffpastparticipledroppedoffDEFINITIONS4 1transitivesameasdropCanyoudropthekidsoffatschoolthismorning?2transitivesameasdropIsitokifIdropthedocumentsofflater?3sameasdropawayHerpopularityhasdroppedoffrecently.4intransitive​informaltostarttosleepHeusuallydropsoffinfrontofthetelly.Synonymsandrelatedwords+-Tosleep,ortogotosleepsleepdozeoffdriftoff... ExploreThesaurus ​ DefinitionandsynonymsofdropofffromtheonlineEnglishdictionaryfromMacmillanEducation.ThisistheBritishEnglishdefinitionofdropoff.ViewAmericanEnglishdefinitionofdropoff.ChangeyourdefaultdictionarytoAmericanEnglish.  Seealsomainentry:drop​Seealsomainentry:drop​  Thesaurus TrendingWords pron. 93.0% putoff 1.3% TBC 2.2% for -3.9% bluemovie -34.8% Discover Synonymsofthemonth gift present surprise token package largesse treat Browsemore Usingthedictionary ​ Otherentriesforthisword + - dropoff drop-offnoun drop-offadjective Sharethisentry Quizzes Vocabularyquiz:trendingwordsof2020 Takethequiznow Contact Privacy ConsentManagement CookiesPolicy TermsandConditions FAQ Index About Authors Partners Options Tools FOLLOWUS Twitter Facebook JoinMacmillanDictionaryonTwitterandFacebookfordailywordfacts,quizzesandlanguagenews. ©MacmillanEducationLimited2009–2022