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Definition of fall
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Fall (v. t.) To
belong
or
appertain.
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Fallfish
::
Fallfish
(n.) A
fresh-water
fish of the
United
States
(Semotilus
bullaris);
--
called
also
silver
chub, and
Shiner.
The name is also
applied
to other
allied
species..
Spray
::
Spray (v. t.) To let fall in the form of
spray.
Expense
::
Expense
(n.) That which is
expended,
laid out, or
consumed;
cost;
outlay;
charge;
--
sometimes
with the
notion
of loss or
damage
to those on whom the
expense
falls;
as, the
expenses
of war; an
expense
of
time..
Clinographic
::
Clinographic
(a.)
Pertaining
to that mode of
projection
in
drawing
in which the rays of light are
supposed
to fall
obliquely
on the plane of
projection.
Acceleration
::
Acceleration
(n.) The act of
accelerating,
or the state of being
accelerated;
increase
of
motion
or
action;
as, a
falling
body moves
toward
the earth with an
acceleration
of
velocity;
--
opposed
to
retardation..
Paralogism
::
Paralogism
(n.) A
reasoning
which is false in point of form, that is, which is
contrary
to
logical
rules or
formulae;
a
formal
fallacy,
or
pseudo-syllogism,
in which the
conclusion
does not
follow
from the
premises..
Decidence
::
Decidence
(n.) A
falling
off.
Trebucket
::
Trebucket
(n.) A
military
engine
used in the
Middle
Ages for
throwing
stones,
etc. It acted by means of a great
weight
fastened
to the short arm of a
lever,
which,
being let fall,
raised
the end of the long arm with great
velocity,
hurling
stones
with much
force..
Convince
::
Convince
(v. t.) To
confute;
to prove the
fallacy
of.
Fortune
::
Fortune
(v. i.) To fall out; to
happen.
Dashpot
::
Dashpot
(n.) A
pneumatic
or
hydraulic
cushion
for a
falling
weight,
as in the valve gear of a steam
engine,
to
prevent
shock..
Undulatory
::
Undulatory
(a.)
Moving
in the
manner
of
undulations,
or
waves;
resembling
the
motion
of
waves,
which
successively
rise or swell rise or swell and fall;
pertaining
to a
propagated
alternating
motion,
similar
to that of
waves..
Offend
::
Offend
(v. t.) To
oppose
or
obstruct
in duty; to cause to
stumble;
to cause to sin or to fall.
Fall
::
Fall (n.)
Diminution
or
decrease
in price or
value;
depreciation;
as, the fall of
prices;
the fall of
rents..
Concussion
::
Concussion
(n.) A
condition
of
lowered
functional
activity,
without
visible
structural
change,
produced
in an organ by a
shock,
as by fall or blow; as, a
concussion
of the
brain..
Isohyetose
::
Isohyetose
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to lines
connecting
places
on the
earth's
surface
which have a mean
annual
rainfall.
Accident
::
Accident
(n.)
Literally,
a
befalling;
an event that takes place
without
one's
foresight
or
expectation;
an
undesigned,
sudden,
and
unexpected
event;
chance;
contingency;
often,
an
undesigned
and
unforeseen
occurrence
of an
afflictive
or
unfortunate
character;
a
casualty;
a
mishap;
as, to die by an
accident..
Tossing
::
Tossing
(n.) The act of
throwing
upward;
a
rising
and
falling
suddenly;
a
rolling
and
tumbling.
Deplumation
::
Deplumation
(n.) The
stripping
or
falling
off of
plumes
or
feathers.
Seize
::
Seize (v. t.) To fall or rush upon
suddenly
and lay hold of; to gripe or grasp
suddenly;
to reach and
grasp.
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