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Definition of fall
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Fall (n.)
Downfall;
degradation;
loss of
greatness
or
office;
termination
of
greatness,
power,
or
dominion;
ruin;
overthrow;
as, the fall of the Roman
empire..
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In
::
In
(prep.)
With
reference
to
movement
or
tendency
toward
a
certain
limit or
environment;
--
sometimes
equivalent
to into; as, to put seed in the
ground;
to fall in love; to end in
death;
to put our trust in God..
Layland
::
Layland
(n.) Land lying
untilled;
fallow
ground.
Fall
::
Fall (n.) That part (as one of the
ropes)
of a
tackle
to which the power is
applied
in
hoisting.
Ley
::
Ley (a.)
Fallow;
unseeded.
Mattowacca
::
Mattowacca
(n.) An
American
clupeoid
fish
(Clupea
mediocris),
similar
to the shad in
habits
and
appearance,
but
smaller
and less
esteemed
for food; --
called
also
hickory
shad,
tailor
shad, fall
herring,
and shad
herring..
Doe
::
Doe (n.) A
female
deer or
antelope;
specifically,
the
female
of the
fallow
deer, of which the male is
called
a buck. Also
applied
to the
female
of other
animals,
as the
rabbit.
See the Note under
Buck..
Baroscope
::
Baroscope
(n.) Any
instrument
showing
the
changes
in the
weight
of the
atmosphere;
also, less
appropriately,
any
instrument
that
indicates
-or
foreshadows
changes
of the
weather,
as a deep vial of
liquid
holding
in
suspension
some
substance
which rises and falls with
atmospheric
changes..
Relieve
::
Relieve
(v. t.) To lift up; to raise
again,
as one who has
fallen;
to cause to
rise..
Astert
::
Astert
(v. t.) To start up; to
befall;
to
escape;
to shun.
Tear-falling
::
Tear-falling
(a.)
Shedding
tears;
tender.
Skelp
::
Skelp (n.) A
squall;
also, a heavy fall of
rain..
Crumble
::
Crumble
(v. t.) To break into small
pieces;
to cause to fall in
pieces.
Autumn
::
Autumn
(n.) The third
season
of the year, or the
season
between
summer
and
winter,
often
called
the fall.
Astronomically,
it
begins
in the
northern
temperate
zone at the
autumnal
equinox,
about
September
23, and ends at the
winter
solstice,
about
December
23; but in
popular
language,
autumn,
in
America,
comprises
September,
October,
and
November..
Well
::
Well (v. i.) The lower part of a
furnace,
into which the metal
falls..
Shank
::
Shank (v. i.) To fall off, as a leaf,
flower,
or
capsule,
on
account
of
disease
affecting
the
supporting
footstalk;
--
usually
followed
by off..
Sophistry
::
Sophistry
(n.) The
practice
of a
sophist;
fallacious
reasoning;
reasoning
sound in
appearance
only.
Supplemented
::
Supplement
(v. t.) The
number
of
degrees
which,
if added to a
specified
arc, make it 180¡; the
quantity
by which an arc or an angle falls short of 180
degrees,
or an arc falls short of a
semicircle..
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..
Feeder
::
Feeder
(n.) A small
lateral
lode
falling
into the main lode or
mineral
vein.
Delapsion
::
Delapsion
(n.) A
falling
down, or out of
place;
prolapsion..
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