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depel (iou) and slump 2, noun (oh)


depel (iou)



depel verb trans. Long rare. Also depell. Infl. -ll-. M16.
[Latin depellere drive out, from de- DE- 1 + pellere drive.]
Drive away, expel.

slump 2, noun (oh)



2 n [C, usually singular]
a sudden decrease in prices, Sales, profits etc
slump in
::a slump in car Sales
a period when there is a reduction in business and many people lose their Jobs
-opposite boom boom
::The war was followed by an economic slump.
::a worldwide slump
especially AmE a period when a player or team does not play well
in a slump
::The Dodgers have been in a slump for the last three weeks.