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(to) nod off to fall asleep

(to) nod off to fall asleep. Oh sorry Rob, you caught me napping. It's that time of day when I need to nod off – or in other words, fall asleep.

Would you mind dropping me off at the bus stadion? Would you like to drop off your luggage at the hotel?

Sales dropped off in December.; He is so ill he could drop off any time.

hey make one or more stops on the way to work or going home – for example to drop off or pick up the kids from school

To drop off is to take something or someone to a specific destination and leave it there.

At the end of summer there was a drop off in sales of bottled water.

I can drop you off at the hotel tonight. / I had to drop off Allie at soccer practice. / I dropped the kids off at school on my way to work. / I wanted to drop off this wine to apologize. / I was so tired that I dropped off in an instant.

to sleep lightly or fitfully. to fall into a light sleep unintentionally (often followed by off): He dozed off during the sermon. to sleep for a short time; nap.