fall out
• (of the hair, teeth, etc.) become detached and drop out.
• "the chemotherapy made my hair fall out"
• have an argument.
• "he had fallen out with his family"
Similar:
quarrel,
argue,
row,
fight,
have a row,
have a fight,
squabble,
bicker,
have words,
disagree,
differ,
have a difference of opinion,
have a disagreement,
be at odds,
clash,
wrangle,
get into conflict,
get into a dispute,
cross swords,
lock horns,
be at loggerheads,
be at each other's throats,
scrap,
argufy,
go at it hammer and tongs,
argy-bargy,
altercate,
chop logic,
threap,
Opposite:
make up,
• leave one's place in a military formation, or on parade.
• "the two policemen at the rear fell out of the formation"
Similar:
move out of formation,
move out of line,
get out of line,
get out of formation,
stand at ease,
Opposite:
fall in,
• happen; turn out.
• "matters fell out as Stephen arranged"
fallout
noun
• radioactive particles that are carried into the atmosphere after a nuclear explosion and gradually fall back as dust or in precipitation.
• "a fallout shelter"
• the adverse results of a situation or action.
• "he's prepared to take calculated risks regardless of political fallout"
