Fall Off Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

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fall off What does fall off mean?	to decrease	The number of tourists to the island is falling off.
fall off What does fall off mean?	to decrease	The number of tourists to the island is falling off.
	Some Random Idioms
a course of action What does "a course of action" mean?	the procedures that will be followed to do something	We decided on our course of action before we told our boss about our decision.

get going What does "get going" mean?	to begin, to act, to go	"Let's get going and begin to clean the house."
a leopard can't change his spots What does "a leopard can't change his spots" mean?	you cannot change someone's basic human nature	The supervisor tried to have a good relationship with his staff but a leopard can't change his spots and he still had problems with those around him
raise one's voice to (someone) What does "raise one's voice to (someone)" mean?	to speak loudly or shout at someone in anger	The teacher asked the child not to raise his voice.
have a clear conscience What does "have a clear conscience" mean?	be free of guilt	I have a clear conscience and am not worried that I did anything wrong.
air rage What does "air rage" mean?	passenger on an airplane, who is out of control
call the shots What does "call the shots" mean?	control something, make the rules (from calling the shots in billiards/pool)	control something, make the rules (from calling the shots in billiards/pool)My friend has been calling the shots in his company for several years now.
chips are down What does "chips are down" mean?	the time when one faces the greatest obstacles	When the chips are down the boy goes to his father for advice and encouragement.
on the job What does "on the job" mean?	to be working, to be doing what you are expected to do	The young man has only been on the job for a few weeks now.
free-for-all What does "free-for-all" mean?	a disorganized fight or contest involving everyone	The players were involved in a free-for-all during the game and seven players were suspended.

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Fall Off Idiom