noun
falloff
Falloff (noun) means a drop or decrease in something.
noun
1
A drop or decrease in something.
"In those portions of District 2 outside of South Boston the falloff in voter participation was dramatic."
— Robert P. Wasson Jr, Whither BL/GPA? (1983)
2
A musical note followed quickly by a fast downward run of notes.
3
The noticeable pulling back and dropping motion a male deer makes after mating with a female, usually a sign that mating succeeded.
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Etymology
Formed as a deverbal noun from fall off.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the meaning of falloff?
"falloff" (noun) means a drop or decrease in something.
What is another word for falloff?
Other words for "falloff" include slump, slack.
What are the different meanings of falloff?
"falloff" has 3 main meanings: 1. A drop or decrease in something; 2. A musical note followed quickly by a fast downward run of notes; 3. The noticeable pulling back and dropping motion a male deer makes after mating with a female, usually a sign that mating succeeded.
