noun. That which falls or drops; a dropping.

noun. That which sinks; a hollow: as, risings and fallings in the ground.

noun. In pathology, displacement of a part or organ downward: as, falling of the womb or of the eyelid. See prolapsus, ptosis.

from fall, v. i.

See To fall away, To fall off, etc., under Fall, v. i.

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the plain, broad, linen collar turning down over the doublet, worn in the early part of the 17th century.

epilepsy.

See Shooting star.

a stone falling through the atmosphere; a meteorite; an aërolite.

the ebb tide.

a rainy season.

verb. Present participle of fall.

adjective. That falls or fall.

noun. The action of the verb to fall.

adjective. decreasing in amount or degree

adjective. becoming lower or less in degree or value

adjective. coming down freely under the influence of gravity

"Extend the exercise so as to produce with each element, and with all the various intervals, a series or succession of rising and falling intervals, thus: _rising, falling, rising, falling_, etc."

rising  

decreasing  descending  down  falling off  soft  

colling  forestalling  holling  lolling  

cadent  cascading  collapsing  coming apart  cracking  

fall  

fall