Drop
Go out
Go out verb - To fall down or in as a result of physical pressure.
Both terms in one sentence
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One episode of Blue Bloods has Danny's Body of the Week drop right when he's about to go out to Long Island for the weekend with his wife Linda.
Source: Pulled From Your Day Off -
If you manage to finally hit them all in time, the flames go out and you can drop down the hole.
- In the Season 3 finale, Sylar activates Primatech's security system, causing heavy bars to drop over the windows and all the lights to go out.
Source: No Ontological Inertia
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