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Difference between 'nod out' and 'nod off'



 
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Difference between 'nod out' and 'nod off' #1 (permalink) Fri Nov 05, 2004 18:16 pm   Difference between 'nod out' and 'nod off'
 

Test No. incompl/inter-8 "Going on foot", question 6

When a film is really boring in the cinema, I tend to nod ..........

(a) out
(b) off
(c) to
(d) through

Test No. incompl/inter-8 "Going on foot", answer 6

When a film is really boring in the cinema, I tend to nod off.

Correct answer: (b) off

Your answer was: incorrect
When a film is really boring in the cinema, I tend to nod out.
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Nod off #2 (permalink) Fri Nov 05, 2004 19:40 pm   Nod off
 

This means to fall asleep. I have never heard of nod out.
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Nod off #3 (permalink) Thu Feb 23, 2006 14:54 pm   Nod off
 

Alan wrote:
This means to fall asleep. I have never heard of nod out.


Hello,
I know that "to nod out" means "to fall asleep owing to the effects of drug". Is that correct or not? Thanks
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Difference between 'nod out' and 'nod off' #4 (permalink) Tue Oct 28, 2008 10:52 am   Difference between 'nod out' and 'nod off'
 

Quote:
nod out Slang
To fall asleep, especially as a result of taking a drug.

From: American Heritage Dictionary Online
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