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fall
fall
fall
1.
in.
to be arrested; to be charged with a crime. (see also
fall guy
.)
I heard that Mooshoo fell. Is that right?
2.
n.
one’s arrest; being arrested and charged. (Underworld.)
Who took the fall for the bank job?
fall
foul
/afoul
1.
Nautical
To collide. Used of vessels.
2.
To clash:
fell foul of the law.
See:
a fall guy
a falling out
apple does not fall far from the tree
apple never falls far from the tree
asleep at the switch
be as easy as falling off a log
be coming apart at the seams
be heading for a fall
bigger they are, the harder they fall
bigger they come, the harder they fall, the
bottom drops out, the
bottom falls out
bread always falls on the buttered side
break (one's) fall
break fall
break one's fall
come to blows
come up roses
disappear off the face of the earth
drop by the wayside
drop into lap
drunk as a lord
easier than falling off a log
easy as A, B, C
easy as falling off a log
easy as pie
escape the bear and fall to the lion
fall
fall (a)foul
fall (squarely) on (someone's) shoulders
fall about the place (laughing)
fall afoul of
fall all over
fall all over oneself
fall apart
fall asleep
fall asleep at the switch
fall asleep at the wheel
fall at
fall at the final hurdle
fall at the first hurdle
fall at the last hurdle
fall away
fall away toward
fall back
fall back on
fall behind
fall below
fall beneath
fall between
fall between the cracks
fall between two stools
fall by
fall by the wayside
fall down
fall down on
fall down on the job
fall flat
fall flat on face
fall for
fall for hook, line and sinker
fall foul of
fall from
fall from grace
fall from power
fall guy
fall head over heels
fall head over heels in love
fall heir to
fall ill
fall in
fall in a heap
fall in line
fall in love
fall in on
fall in place
fall in with
fall into
fall into (one's) lap
fall into a trap
fall into clutches
fall into decay
fall into disfavor
fall into disgrace
fall into disuse
fall into hands
fall into lap
fall into line
fall into place
fall into the trap of
fall into the wrong hands
fall off
fall off a truck
fall off off the radar
fall off perch
fall off the back of a lorry
fall off the back of a truck
fall off the cabbage truck
fall off the map
fall off the turnip truck
fall off the wagon
fall on
fall on deaf ears
fall on face
fall on hard times
fall on knees
fall on one's face
fall on one's feet
fall on one's sword
fall on stony ground
fall on sword
fall out
fall out of bed
fall out of favor
fall out of love
fall out with
fall outside
fall over
fall over backward
fall over backwards
fall over oneself
fall overboard
fall prey to
fall short
fall short of
fall short of goal
fall through
fall through the cracks
fall through the floor
fall to
fall to (one's) knees
fall to bits
fall to pieces
fall toward
fall under
fall under spell
fall under the spell of (someone)
fall victim
fall within
falling down drunk
falling-down drunk
falling-out
falls on deaf ears
free fall
go down like ninepins
go to pieces
have scales fall from (one's) eyes
He that is down need fear no fall
head for a fall
in the drink
in the gutter
land on feet
let drop
let the chips fall
Let the chips fall where they may
like a ton of bricks
like falling off (of) a log
nearly fall off chair
off the wagon
on shoulders
Pride comes before a fall
Pride goes before a fall
reed before the wind lives on, while mighty oaks do fall
ride for a fall
riding for a fall
stand or fall by
take a fall
take the fall
take the fall for
The bigger they are, the harder they fall
the bigger they come, the harder they fall
the bottom drops out of the market
the curtain comes down on
the curtain falls
the roof caves in
The scales fall from eyes
United we stand, divided we fall
wide of the mark
Common Names:
Name
Gender
Pronounced
Usage
Inbal
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Hebrew
Morna
-
Irish, Scottish
Cortney
['kɔ:tni]
Ashkettle
['æʃketl]
Pene
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English (Rare)
Amilcare
ah-meel-KAH-re
Italian
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