Fall off
Fall off verb - To turn away from a straight line or course.
Both terms in one sentence
- He'd fall off a mansion roof to the concrete waiting below... only to return with a neckbrace, but other than that doing pretty good.
Source: Joker Immunity / Comic Books -
Your partner will take the fall for you (literally, they fall off screen) but will quickly return to you in several seconds.
Source: Video Game / Knuckles' Chaotix -
Ubersoldaten armor pieces fall off the same way they did in Return to Castle Wolfenstein, except now, you can pick them up.
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