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Definition of fall
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Fall (n.) Lapse or
declension
from
innocence
or
goodness.
Specifically:
The first
apostasy;
the act of our first
parents
in
eating
the
forbidden
fruit;
also, the
apostasy
of the
rebellious
angels..
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Undeceive
::
Undeceive
(v. t.) To cause to be no
longer
deceived;
to free from
deception,
fraud,
fallacy,
or
mistake..
Drop
::
Drop (n.)
Whatever
is
arranged
to drop, hang, or fall from an
elevated
position;
also, a
contrivance
for
lowering
something.
Solid
::
Solid (a.) Fig.:
Worthy
of
credit,
trust,
or
esteem;
substantial,
as
opposed
to
frivolous
or
fallacious;
weighty;
firm;
strong;
valid;
just;
genuine..
Thurst
::
Thurst
(n.) The ruins of the
fallen
roof
resulting
from the
removal
of the
pillars
and
stalls.
Insensibility
::
Insensibility
(n.) The state or
quality
of being
insensible;
want of
sensibility;
torpor;
unconsciousness;
as, the
insensibility
produced
by a fall, or by
opiates..
Lag
::
Lag (v. i.) To walk or more
slowly;
to stay or fall
behind;
to
linger
or
loiter.
Crumble
::
Crumble
(v. t.) To break into small
pieces;
to cause to fall in
pieces.
Exrerience
::
Exrerience
(v. t.) To make
practical
acquaintance
with; to try
personally;
to prove by use or
trial;
to have trial of; to have the lot or
fortune
of; to have
befall
one; to be
affected
by; to feel; as, to
experience
pain or
pleasure;
to
experience
poverty;
to
experience
a
change
of
views..
Ruin
::
Ruin (n.) That which is
fallen
down and
become
worthless
from
injury
or
decay;
as, his mind is a ruin;
especially,
in the
plural,
the
remains
of a
destroyed,
dilapidated,
or
desolate
house,
fortress,
city, or the
like..
Fallowing
::
Fallowing
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Fallo.
Precipitate
::
Precipitate
(a.)
Falling,
flowing,
or
rushing,
with steep
descent;
headlong..
Sleet
::
Sleet (n.) Hail or snow,
mingled
with rain,
usually
falling,
or
driven
by the wind, in fine
particles..
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..
Lapse
::
Lapse (v. i.) To
become
ineffectual
or void; to fall.
Sophist
::
Sophist
(n.) One of a class of men who
taught
eloquence,
philosophy,
and
politics
in
ancient
Greece;
especially,
one of those who, by their
fallacious
but
plausible
reasoning,
puzzled
inquirers
after
truth,
weakened
the faith of the
people,
and drew upon
themselves
general
hatred
and
contempt..
Circumflex
::
Circumflex
(n.) A wave of the voice
embracing
both a rise and fall or a fall and a rise on the same a
syllable.
Post-captain
::
Post-captain
(n.) A
captain
of a war
vessel
whose name
appeared,
or was
posted,
in the
seniority
list of the
British
navy, as
distinguished
from a
commander
whose name was not so
posted.
The term was also used in the
United
States
navy; but no such
commission
as
post-captain
was ever
recognized
in
either
service,
and the term has
fallen
into
disuse..
Elench
::
Elench
(n.) A
specious
but
fallacious
argument;
a
sophism.
Repercussion
::
Repercussion
(n.) In a
vaginal
examination,
the act of
imparting
through
the
uterine
wall with the
finger
a shock to the
fetus,
so that it
bounds
upward,
and falls back again
against
the
examining
finger..
Fell
::
Fell () imp. of Fall.
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