jumped off
Left by leaping
Jumped off is the past tense of jump off, meaning to leap from an elevated position: She jumped off the diving board.
In military slang, an operation that has jumped off has begun—from troops going "over the top" of trenches.
In hip-hop, something that jumped off started happening or got exciting: The party really jumped off around midnight.
- fallDescend under gravity
- plungeSudden steep descent
- took the plungeMade a bold decision
- dropFall or release
- disembarkExit a vehicle
leap · dive · swan dive · high dive · cliff · launched · ledge · vaulted · spring · push · bungee · bounded · landed · exit · descent · depart · cannonball · hurtle
project/activity initiation
jumped offwrapped up
Finished or warmly covered
concluded · wound down · ended · finished · shut down