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fallen off 

When someone is making money and then they go broke.
James was a baller, but now he has fallen off.
fallen off by Cin2win January 25, 2008

fallen off 

v. used in the Deep South to describe someone who has lost weight by dieting.
My, how Sally has fallen off since she started going to Jenny Craig.
fallen off by Richard Black October 9, 2005

Fallen Off 

Used commonly in Bahamian speech to bemoan someone's actions or performance, especially if that person formerly performed that particular task well.
A guy is known for being able to "play" girls and have his way with them. However, there is one particular girl who he is unable to attract. His friends find out about this failure, and as a way of saying he lost his "playing" skills, they say:
"You Fallen Off bey,"
Fallen Off by G. Legacy January 11, 2009

fallen off her bike

A monthly cycle accident that leaves women bleeding from the saddle area.

The 28th of May'hem,rag week.
I TOLD YOU TO LEAVE THE CUPS OUT TO DRAIN YOU FACKING KAANT!!

Cor, got the painters and decorators in lav ?!
fallen off her bike by shitty Nicko November 25, 2004

fallen off of my course 

Boy: I really think I need to be alone. I've fallen off of my course for sure.

dick has fallen off 

This is when a man's voice has suddenly become squeaky or high .This goes to the mean "dick has fallen off" not literally but metaphorically as in that man has no penis
hey(voice goes squeaky)

"whoa your {dick has fallen off }"
dick has fallen off by Aneeqas_786 January 10, 2017
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