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leap down

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leap down (from something)
to hop down from something or some place. The performer leapt down from the stage and ran up the aisle. She leapt down and ran away.
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There is quite a leap down to the next in on the list, Jack The Giant, on 11st 1lb while he is 2lb ahead of the Paul Nicholls-trained pair Big Buck's and Noland.
King is ready and set to be crowned by Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)
You might rather take that leap down the rapids rather than look all mismatched from head to toe on your wedding day
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The falls take a six-foot leap down and skip down another small step, before taking a long roll along the smooth rock before a final plop to an area that is a popular swimming hole in the summer.
March hikes offer challenge, splendor by The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
 
 
 
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