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fade something down to turn down a sound. (Broadcasting.) The radio engineer faded the music down and the announcer's voice began. She faded down the music. See also: fade fade down [for sound] to diminish. The roar of the train faded down as it passed and fled into the night. As the thunder faded down, the sun began to break through the clouds. See also: fade How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Lorenzo Parker, in his first snap of the night, was sent on a deep fade down the right sideline, and Brady hit him in stride for a 48-yard score and a 55-26 lead. And in a season in which these Wolves always seem to fade down the stretch, they saved their best play for last in this one. That figure notwithstanding, he was a solid National League Rookie of the Year candidate before the fatigue of his first major-league season caused him to fade down the stretch. |
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