Drop
Drop verb - To cause to fall intentionally or unintentionally.
Going up
Both terms in one sentence
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Dramatic Drop: Adam drops a whole tray of cocktails when he finds out that Amanda's going up against him in court.
Source: Film / Adam's Rib -
In the Young Justice episode "Drop Zone", on the Team's first mission, they find themselves going up against Bane and the cult organization Kobra, who are also warring against each other.
Source: Mêlée à Trois -
The level stops going up at level n+99, where n is a multiple of 100; at that point you must clear a line to level up.At level 500, the game's drop speed maxes out and pieces drop instantly in what is known as "20G"note 20 grid cells per frame (1/60th of a second).
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