Drop
Drop noun - The amount by which something is lessened.
Usage example: a huge drop in pressure
How words are described
Both words in one sentence
- His best passes often resulted in a no gain, yard loss or a drop, or only inched forward with maybe a yard or two gain.
Source: Mis-blamed -
Falling asleep while suffering from hypothermia can accelerate heat loss due to lack of physical activity, and drowsiness is one of the side effects of a drop in body temperature.
Source: Never Sleep Again - Powerful items also tend to drop when a player dies, and memory loss has been mentioned.
Source: Continuing Is Painful
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