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Definition of fall
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Fall (n.) The
season
when
leaves
fall from
trees;
autumn.
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Fall
::
Fall (n.)
Descent
of
water;
a
cascade;
a
cataract;
a rush of water down a
precipice
or
steep;
--
usually
in the
plural,
sometimes
in the
singular;
as, the falls of
Niagara..
Bear
::
Bear (n.) A
person
who sells
stocks
or
securities
for
future
delivery
in
expectation
of a fall in the
market.
Surely
::
Sure-footed
(a.) Not
liable
to
stumble
or fall; as, a
sure-footed
horse..
Point
::
Point (n.) One of the
points
of the
compass
(see
Points
of the
compass,
below);
also, the
difference
between
two
points
of the
compass;
as, to fall off a
point..
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..
Certain
::
Certain
(a.)
Unfailing;
infallible.
Clutch
::
Clutch
(n.) The
hands,
claws,
or
talons,
in the act of
grasping
firmly;
-- often
figuratively,
for
power,
rapacity,
or
cruelty;
as, to fall into the
clutches
of an
adversary..
Misericordia
::
Misericordia
(n.) A
thin-bladed
dagger;
so
called,
in the
Middle
Ages,
because
used to give the death wound or mercy
stroke
to a
fallen
adversary..
Escheat
::
Escheat
(n.) That which falls to one; a
reversion
or
retur.
Marcescent
::
Marcescent
(a.)
Withering
without/
falling
off;
fading;
decaying.
Surprise
::
Surprise
(n.) To come or fall
suddenly
and
unexpectedly;
to take
unawares;
to seize or
capture
by
unexpected
attack.
Depauperate
::
Depauperate
(a.)
Falling
short of the
natural
size, from being
impoverished
or
starved..
Pounce
::
Pounce
(v. i.) To fall
suddenly
and seize with the
claws;
-- with on or upon; as, a hawk
pounces
upon a
chicken.
Also used
figuratively..
Keep
::
Keep (v. t.) To
continue
in, as a
course
or mode of
action;
not to
intermit
or fall from; to hold to; to
maintain;
as, to keep
silence;
to keep one's word; to keep
possession..
Tickle
::
Tickle
(a.)
Wavering,
or
liable
to waver and fall at the
slightest
touch;
unstable;
easily
overthrown..
Support
::
Support
(v. t.) To bear by being
under;
to keep from
falling;
to
uphold;
to
sustain,
in a
literal
or
physical
sense;
to prop up; to bear the
weight
of; as, a
pillar
supports
a
structure;
an
abutment
supports
an arch; the trunk of a tree
supports
the
branches..
Dizzy
::
Dizzy
(superl.)
Having
in the head a
sensation
of
whirling,
with a
tendency
to fall;
vertiginous;
giddy;
hence,
confused;
indistinct..
Lower
::
Lower (v. i.) To fall; to sink; to grow less; to
diminish;
to
decrease;
as, the river
lowered
as
rapidly
as it
rose..
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..
Trifallowing
::
Trifallowing
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Trifallo.
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