1. Fierce, cruel, terrible
2. Sinister, malevolent
3. Very destructive; deadly
4. Scottish; sharp, pungent
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Plural: falls
1. A movement downward
2. A sudden decline in strength or number or importance; SYN. downfall.
3. A lapse into sin; a loss of innocence or of chastity
4. The season when the leaves fall from the trees; SYN. autumn.
5. (Sports) When a wrestler's shoulders are forced to the mat; SYN. pin.
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Plural: Falls
The lapse of mankind into sinfulness because of the sin of Adam and Eve
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(Irregular preterit, past participle: fell, fallen).
1. To drop; to descend in free fall under the influence of gravity.
2. To drop oneself to a lower or less erect position.
3. To lose an upright position suddenly.
4. To go as if by falling.
5. To come suddenly, as if by falling.
6. To lose office or power.
7. To occur at a specified time or place.
8. To come out; issue.
9. To slope downward.
10. To suffer defeat, failure, or ruin.
11. To die, as in battle or in a hunt.
12. To be given by assignment or distribution.
13. To come under, be classified or included; SYN. come.
14. To pass suddenly and passively into a state of body or mind.
15. To yield to temptation or sin.
16. To be captured.
17. To be cast down.
18. To be due.
19. To assume a disappointed or sad expression.
20. To be born, used chiefly of lambs.
accrue · break · come · come apart · come down · crumble · dawdle · decrease · descend · devolve · diminish · drop away · drop off · fall apart · fall away · fall back · fall behind · fall down · fall flat · fall for · fall in · fall through · flop · flow · founder · go down · hang · lag · lessen · light · lose · pass · precipitate · recede · return · separate · settle · shine · slip · split up · strike
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fallacies · fallacious · fallaciously · fallaciousness · fallacy · fall again · fal-lal · fall all over oneself · fall all over oneself to do something · fall among · fall apart
To display great or excessive eagerness.
fallaciously · fallaciousness · fallacy · fall again · fal-lal · fall all over oneself · fall all over oneself to do something · fall among · fall apart · fall armyworm · fall asleep
fallaciousness · fallacy · fall again · fal-lal · fall all over oneself · fall all over oneself to do something · fall among · fall apart · fall armyworm · fall asleep · fall asleep at the switch
To come among accidentally or unexpectedly.
fallacy · fall again · fal-lal · fall all over oneself · fall all over oneself to do something · fall among · fall apart · fall armyworm · fall asleep · fall asleep at the switch · fall away
To lose one's emotional or mental composure; SYN. go to pieces.
break · break apart · break away · break off · break up · bust · come apart · crumble · go to pieces · separate · split up · wear · wear away · wear off · wear out
fall again · fal-lal · fall all over oneself · fall all over oneself to do something · fall among · fall apart · fall armyworm · fall asleep · fall asleep at the switch · fall away · fallaway
1. When the parts of something become completely separated because it is old or in bad condition, it falls apart.
2. When a plan, arrangement, system, or agreement fails, it falls apart.
3. When a plan, arrangement, system, or agreement fails, it falls apart.
get ... through · go for · hold ... off · put ... past · come over to · fall apart · get back at · ... grow out of · head into · rip ... up · ripped up
Plural: fall armyworms
Larva of a migratory American noctuid moth; destroys grasses and small grains; SYN. Spodoptera frugiperda.
A migratory American noctuid moth (Spodoptera frugiperda) that is destructive to grains and grasses as a larva
fal-lal · fall all over oneself · fall all over oneself to do something · fall among · fall apart · fall armyworm · fall asleep · fall asleep at the switch · fall away · fallaway · fallback
To change from a waking to a sleeping state; SYN. dope off, flake out, drift off, nod off, drop off, doze off, drowse off.
fall all over oneself · fall all over oneself to do something · fall among · fall apart · fall armyworm · fall asleep · fall asleep at the switch · fall away · fallaway · fallback · fall back
fall all over oneself to do something · fall among · fall apart · fall armyworm · fall asleep · fall asleep at the switch · fall away · fallaway · fallback · fall back · fall back asleep
1 To withdraw friendship or support.
2. To renounce one's faith.
3. To diminish gradually in size.
4. To drift off a course.
fall among · fall apart · fall armyworm · fall asleep · fall asleep at the switch · fall away · fallaway · fallback · fall back · fall back asleep · fall back on
1. To fall backwards and down.
2. To have recourse to; SYN. resort, recur.
3. To retreat; SYN. lose, drop off, fall behind, recede.
dawdle · drop off · fall behind · lag · lapse · lose · recede · recidivate · recur · regress · relapse · resort · retire · retrogress
fall asleep · fall asleep at the switch · fall away · fallaway · fallback · fall back · fall back asleep · fall back on · fallback system · fall back upon · fall behind