Falling is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FALLING in dictionary:

VERB:
• move from a higher to a lower level, typically rapidly and without control
• become detached and drop to the ground
• hang down
• (of land) slope downwards
• (of a river) flow or discharge itself into
• throw oneself to the ground
• (of a tree or structure) collapse to the ground
• (of computer hardware or software) stop working suddenly; crash
• decrease in number, amount, intensity, or quality
• (of a measuring instrument) show a lower reading
• (in sport) play less well
• be captured or defeated
• (of a wicket) be taken by the bowling side
• die in battle
• (of a government or leader) lose office or be overthrown.
• yield to temptation
• pass into a specified state, situation, or position
• occur or take place
• begin to do something
• be drawn accidentally into
• be classified in the way specified
• (of someone's eyes or glance) be directed downwards
• (of someone's face) show dismay or disappointment by appearing to droop
• (of a person) lose one's balance and collapse
NOUN:
• the act of falling
• an act of falling or collapsing
• a controlled act of falling, especially as a stunt or in martial arts
• a downward difference in height between parts of a surface
• a thing which falls or has fallen
• a sudden onset or arrival
• a waterfall or cascade
• a downward turn in a melody
• the way in which something falls or hangs
• the parts or petals of a flower which bend downwards, especially the outer perianth segments of an iris.
• a decrease in size, number, rate, or level
• a defeat or downfall
• the lapse of humankind into a state of sin, ascribed in traditional Jewish and Christian theology to the disobedience of Adam and Eve as described in Genesis.
• autumn
• a flock of woodcock
• from Fall, v. i.
• a move which pins the opponent's shoulders on the ground for a count of three.
• a person's moral decline.
ADJECTIVE:
• decreasing in amount or degree
• becoming lower or less in degree or value
• coming down freely under the influence of gravity
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to descend under the force of gravity
• the felling of trees for timber

Words related to FALLING

fall7 fallen9 fallings12 falls8 fell7

Words that contain FALLING

fallings12 befalling15 infalling13 refalling13 misfalling16 overfalling18 pratfalling17

How to use FALLING in a sentence

• Night was coming on, snow falling, and a sharp wind blew over the field where a lot of us lay, dead and alive, waiting for the ambulance to come and pick us up.
• Up and down he wandered busily, doors closing and curtains falling swiftly at his approach.
• Bennett drew a deep breath, his hands falling helplessly at his sides.
• They, too, were falling back with the British troops.
• It wrapped him all about and hid him in its fury, and when the calmer falling of the flakes commenced he had disappeared around the shoulder of the hill.
• In the fall of 1868 it gave Grant 1,178, a falling off of 12,795 votes.
• Besides, she belonged to the Methodist church, a set who believed in falling from grace! Mrs.
• But it did not come as soon as we had expected, and before many minutes my companion was fast asleep, and I was rapidly falling into the same state of happy forgetfulness.
• This difficulty of getting letters and fresh joints has been met in the latter case by falling back upon patriarchal customs.
• The temperature had been steadily falling and now it took a rapid drop.
• To the rabbits underneath it sounded as if the floor would give way at each crash of falling furniture.
• Early in the night we were conscious that a frost was falling, and several times Sponsilier inquired if no one cared for a nip from his bottle.
• Tableau, with falling Rose petals, in the magic canon.
• The thermometer began falling shortly before sunset and we had the bitterest cold night I ever experienced.
• Their nests are two or three feet underground, and so close that it is scarcely possible to walk without falling.
• Then he reeled, falling back senseless upon the floor.
• I do but take my chance of falling in with her, and do not risk the lives of those who sail in the same vessel with me.
• In fact, experiments in Germany have shown that bombs falling from a great height are less effective than those falling from an airship nearer the earth.
• She is sitting now in a pretty, fantastic chair, the subdued rosy light of the room falling full upon her.
• He knew that he was exposed every moment to the danger of falling into their hands.
• The fish take hold greedily, rarely falling from the hook afterward.
• Then, in spite of where she was and the purity of her heart and the chastity of her whole life, her legs shook and she was on the verge of falling over.
• A fleeting shower was falling, and the patter of it sounded on the leaves.
• They were to try their best to turn square corners, to roll their hoops in a straight line, and to keep them from falling down.

Similar words containing FALL without suffix ing

fall7 falls8 befall11 fallal9 fallen9 faller9 fallow12 infall9 onfall9 refall9 ashfall13 befalls12 catfall12 dewfall14 fallacy15 fallals10 fallers10 falloff16 fallout10 fallows13 icefall12 infalls10 jawfall20 misfall12 onfalls10 outfall10 pinfall12 pitfall12 refalls10 ashfalls14 backfall19 befallen13 bergfall14 catfalls13 deadfall13 dewfalls15 downfall15 evenfall14 fallaway17 fallback19 fallfish17 fallible13 fallibly16 fallings12 falloffs17 fallouts11 fallowed15 fallower14 farfalle14 footfall14 freefall14 icefalls13 jawfalls21 landfall12 misfalls13 outfalls11 overfall14 pinfalls13 pitfalls13 pratfall13 rainfall11 refallen11 rockfall17 snowfall14 spatfall13 trapfall13 unfallen11 windfall15 backfalls20 befalling15 bergfalls15 chainfall17 crossfall14 deadfalls14 downfalls16 earthfall15 evenfalls15 fallacies14 fallalery15 fallalish15 fallaways18 fallbacks20 fallboard15 fallowest15 fallowing16 farfalles15 footfalls15 infalling13 landfalls13 misfallen14 nightfall16 overfalls15 pratfalls14 rainfalls12 refalling13 rockfalls18 shortfall15 snowfalls15 spatfalls14 trapfalls14 waterfall15 windfalls16 chainfalls18 chapfallen20 chopfallen20 crossfalls15 downfallen17 earthfalls16 fallacious15 fallboards16 fallfishes19 fallowness16 infallible15 infallibly18 misfalling16 nightfalls17 overfallen16 pratfallen15 shortfalls16 unfallible15 waterfalls16 windfallen17 fallenness13 crestfallen16 fallaleries14 fallalishly20 fallibilism18 fallibilist16 fallibility19 infallibles16 overfalling18 pratfalling17 fallaciously20 fallibilisms19 fallibilists17 fallibleness17 fallownesses18 fallennesses15 crestfallenly21 fallibilities18 infallibilism20 infallibilist18 infallibility21 fallaciousness19 falliblenesses19 infallibilisms21 infallibilists19 infallibleness19 intrafallopian19 crestfallenness20 infallibilities20 fallaciousnesse20 fallaciousnesses21 crestfallennesses22

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