dropoff
Noun
Meaning
dropoff (plural dropoffs)
Alternative form of drop-off
Synonyms
Examples
I put on a mask and flippers and would swim along the dropoff in lakes and see a muddy, stirred up trail.
It still was curious to see such a precipitous dropoff in production, even though his snap counts went down from 59% to 40%.
Dropoff points for used CFL bulbs are few and far between even in the cities, and recycling facilities don’t exist in some areas of the country.
Sean Spector, the CEO of Austin-based delivery service Dropoff, agrees that if anything seems suspicious about a package you receive, to call 911. Spector said there are things consumers can do to be on the lookout for suspicious deliveries.
Paratransit main The MBTA contracts out operation of "The Ride", an on-demand pickup and dropoff service for people with mobility challenges.
Buzz: Big ‘crush’ following weekend drug dropoff.