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Definition of fall
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Fall (n.)
Diminution
or
decrease
in price or
value;
depreciation;
as, the fall of
prices;
the fall of
rents..
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Spill
::
Spill (v. t.) To
suffer
to fall or run out of a
vessel;
to lose, or
suffer
to be
scattered;
--
applied
to
fluids
and to
substances
whose
particles
are small and
loose;
as, to spill water from a pail; to spill
quicksilver
from a
vessel;
to spill
powder
from a
paper;
to spill sand or
flour..
Pash
::
Pash (v. t.) A heavy fall of rain or snow.
Sawyer
::
Sawyer
(n.) A tree which has
fallen
into a
stream
so that its
branches
project
above the
surface,
rising
and
falling
with a
rocking
or
swaying
motion
in the
current..
Fall
::
Fall (v. t.) To pass
somewhat
suddenly,
and
passively,
into a new state of body or mind; to
become;
as, to fall
asleep;
to fall into a
passion;
to fall in love; to fall into
temptation..
Stand
::
Stand (n.) To
adhere
to fixed
principles;
to
maintain
moral
rectitude;
to keep from
falling
into error or vice.
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..
Illapse
::
Illapse
(v. i.) To fall or
glide;
to pass; --
usually
followed
by into.
Ancient
::
Ancient
(a.) Old; that
happened
or
existed
in
former
times,
usually
at a great
distance
of time;
belonging
to times long past;
specifically
applied
to the times
before
the fall of the Roman
empire;
--
opposed
to
modern;
as,
ancient
authors,
literature,
history;
ancient
days..
Fall
::
Fall (v. t.) To
become
prostrate
and dead; to die;
especially,
to die by
violence,
as in
battle..
Rainbow
::
Rainbow
(n.) A bow or arch
exhibiting,
in
concentric
bands,
the
several
colors
of the
spectrum,
and
formed
in the part of the
hemisphere
opposite
to the sun by the
refraction
and
reflection
of the sun's rays in drops of
falling
rain..
Bechance
::
Bechance
(v. t. & i.) To
befall;
to
chance;
to
happen
to.
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..
Crashing
::
Crashing
(n.) The noise of many
things
falling
and
breaking
at once.
Bascule
::
Bascule
(n.) In
mechanics
an
apparatus
on the
principle
of the
seesaw,
in which one end rises as the other
falls..
Incident
::
Incident
(a.)
Falling
or
striking
upon, as a ray of light upon a
reflecting
surface..
Landlocked
::
Landlocked
(a.)
Confined
to a
fresh-water
lake by
reason
of
waterfalls
or dams; -- said of
fishes
that would
naturally
seek the sea, after
spawning;
as, the
landlocked
salmon..
Certain
::
Certain
(a.)
Unfailing;
infallible.
Hold
::
Hold (v. t.) To cause to
remain
in a given
situation,
position,
or
relation,
within
certain
limits,
or the like; to
prevent
from
falling
or
escaping;
to
sustain;
to
restrain;
to keep in the
grasp;
to
retain..
Drip
::
Drip (v. i.) To let fall drops of
moisture
or
liquid;
as, a wet
garment
drips..
Drip
::
Drip (v. i.) To fall in
drops;
as, water drips from the
eaves..
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