to fall / to drop / to lag behind / to lose / to go missing / to reduce / fall (in prices) / to lose (value, weight etc) / to wag / to swing / to turn / to change / to exchange / to swap / to show off / to shed (hair) / (used after certain verbs to express completion, fulfillment, removal etc)

to tear down / to destroy / to dismantle (a gang) / to abort (a fetus)

to throw away / to throw out

to forget

to throw off / to abandon / to cast off / to get rid of / to dump

to lose / to throw away / to discard / to cast away

to pluck / to pull off / to pull out / to unplug

to get rid of

to destroy

to eliminate

to switch off / to shut off

to remove / to take off / to strip off / to discard / to shed / to come off / to fall off

to run away / to take to one's heels

to drop a bad habit

to miss / to leave out / to omit / to be omitted / to be missing / to slip through / to leak out / to seep away

to spend (time, money) / to waste

to drop and smash / broken

to cross out / to cross off

to lose / to miss

to kill / to get rid of / (sports) to defeat / to eliminate

to depose (a king)

to wash out / to leach

to bomb

to remove / to tear off

to get rid of / to exclude / to eliminate / to remove / to delete / to strip out / to extract

large tail obstructs action (idiom); bottom heavy / fig. rendered ineffective by subordinates

to skim froth or foam from the surface of a liquid

spoilt / ruined

to delete

to sell off / to get rid of in a sale

to cut off / to cut away / to trim

to wipe

to cut / to throw out / to depose (from office) / to tear off

to lose

to peel off / to strip off

to cross out

to dig out / to eradicate

spill

to eat up / to consume

to tear out (and throw away) / to rip away

to share / to divide up

to throw away / to discard

to eliminate / to scrap

to scrape off / to shave off (whiskers etc) / (of the wind) to blow sth away

to drink up / to finish (a drink)

to kill

to subtract / to lose (weight)

to eliminate

to fail (a student) / to pawn / (of a computer or program) to crash / to stop working

lit. to be optimized away / to be fired / to be the victim of downsizing

to leave

to quit (one's job) / to dismiss (an employee)

to saw off (a branch etc); to amputate (a limb)

lock up / lock out / to lock