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What can happen to the iPod touch?
Many things could happen to the iPod Touch. If you drop a match on it while spilling gasoline on it, it would catch on fire. You could also drop it in water when carrying a water bucket with two hands and the iPod in your mouth and you accidentally drop it.
What do you do if you drop a laptop on your hand?
You catch it.
Who knows what to do if you catch on fire?
Stop, Drop , and Roll
What do you do when your clothes catch fire?
You stop drop and roll
What is the opposite of catch?
The opposite of the verb to catch (something thrown) could be to throw. The failure to catch would be to miss.The opposite of catch (capture) could be to free or to release. The failure to catch could be to lose.Another answerIf you are referring to a thrown object, like a baseball, the antonym would be "throw" or "drop" (if you don't catch it). If you are referring to something like fishing, "release" would be the opposite. If you are referring to arriving on time to, say, get on a bus, the antonym would be "miss." Those are some of the major antonyms.
How much dew could a dewdrop dew if a dewdrop could drop dew?
As much dew as dewdrop could drop if a dewdrop could drop dew
What episode is next after drop the world in the new beginning?
dik
What does a guy mean when he says egg drop?
In my school an "egg drop" is a project where you build a device to catch an egg.
Can sharks sense a mammal from nine feet away?
No not really and they could only if they catch a little drop of blood in nearby water of the mammal it will attract many sharks.
What do you do if you catch on fire?
Stop, Drop & Roll. Or if your by a source of water, jump in it.
What word links with ball drop and man?
New Year's Eve - the ball drop in Times Square is a traditional event to mark the beginning of a new year, and the "man" commonly referred to in this context could be the host or performer leading the countdown to midnight.
What is the symbol used to represent a volt drop within an electric circuit?
You usually use V for volts. There can also be a subscript. Say for the voltage drop of a resistor could be called VR.
