Drop
Fall off
Fall off verb - Fall heavily or suddenly; decline markedly.
Usage example: The real estate market fell off
Mutual synonyms
Both terms in one sentence
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XJ3, on the other hand, is explicitly shown to have parts fall off at the drop of a hat, which is the main reason she's a Flawed Prototype.
Source: Easily Detachable Robot Parts - After a few millennia of experimenting, he discovered that he could make his leaves fall off, and managed to get one to drop into somone's eye.
Source: Swiss Army Tears - Don't forget those horrible birds ("Pipi") in 2 that would drop eggs full of mini-birds on you, usually making you fall off a ladder, or into a pit.
Source: Goddamned Bats / Mega Man
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