Drop off
Drop off verb - To grow less in scope or intensity especially gradually.
Rest
Rest verb - To be in a state of sleep.
Usage example: the patient is currently resting, but as soon as he awakes, I'll tell him you called
Both terms in one sentence
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In fact, it's likely that if Immolation hadn't been on the bill and/or had not been in the vicinity of the rest stop that Nile was stranded at, they may have actually had to drop off the bill.
Source: Badass Driver -
Casual High Drop: Making use of the time the rest of the doomed Osiris crew buys, the female crew member is shown to hurry through the Matrix to drop off the alarming message to Zion.
Source: Anime / The Animatrix -
Snot Bubble: Ghost and the rest of his family will drop off to sleep at whim, as indicated by this trope.
Source: Fan Fic / Yet again
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