Noun
dropoff (plural dropoffs)
Alternative form of drop-off
I put on a mask and flippers and would swim along the dropoff in lakes and see a muddy, stirred up trail. Source: Internet
It still was curious to see such a precipitous dropoff in production, even though his snap counts went down from 59% to 40%. Source: Internet
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. Source: Internet
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. Source: Internet
Paratransit main The MBTA contracts out operation of "The Ride", an on-demand pickup and dropoff service for people with mobility challenges. Source: Internet
Buzz: Big ‘crush’ following weekend drug dropoff. Source: Internet