Collocations with "fall"

Describes the action of confetti coming down through the air.

a currency decreases in value

to collapse and die

The movement of birds or animals south for the winter.

A common expression, often used in British English.

the amount of rent decreases

the level of the sea falls

the amount or level of tourism decreases, often suddenly

means the petals drop from the plant

When the number of copies a publication sells goes down.

Loses its balance and collapses.

The colours of leaves in fall, such as red, yellow, and brown.

Describes how curls hang down.

to show disappointment

When a government loses its power or authority.

To fall forward suddenly and uncontrollably.

To suddenly become limp.

Used for hair that is not tied back.

Used when a hit or a setback occurs.

Often used for body parts like the jaw to show surprise or shock.

used to describe drops of liquid falling