fall asleep drop off (informal), go to sleep, doze off, nod off (informal), go out like a light I was again able to go to bed and fall asleep. fall away 1. slope, drop, go down, incline, incline downwards On either side of the tracks the ground fell away sharply.2...
13. to pass into or take on a specified condition: to fall asleep; fall in love. 14. to adopt a despondent expression: her face fell. 15. to be averted: her gaze fell. 16. to come by chance or presumption: suspicion fell on the butler. 17. to occur; take place: night fel...
13. to pass into or take on a specified condition: to fall asleep; fall in love. 14. to adopt a despondent expression: her face fell. 15. to be averted: her gaze fell. 16. to come by chance or presumption: suspicion fell on the butler. 17. to occur; take place: night fel...
fall asleep drop off (informal), go to sleep, doze off, nod off (informal), go out like a light I was again able to go to bed and fall asleep. fall away 1. slope, drop, go down, incline, incline downwards On either side of the tracks the ground fell away sharply.2...
fall asleep drop off (informal), go to sleep, doze off, nod off (informal), go out like a light I was again able to go to bed and fall asleep. fall away 1. slope, drop, go down, incline, incline downwards On either side of the tracks the ground fell away sharply.2...
fall asleep drop off (informal), go to sleep, doze off, nod off (informal), go out like a light I was again able to go to bed and fall asleep. fall away 1. slope, drop, go down, incline, incline downwards On either side of the tracks the ground fell away sharply.2...
fall asleep drop off (informal), go to sleep, doze off, nod off (informal), go out like a light I was again able to go to bed and fall asleep. fall away 1. slope, drop, go down, incline, incline downwards On either side of the tracks the ground fell away sharply.2...
13. to pass into or take on a specified condition: to fall asleep; fall in love. 14. to adopt a despondent expression: her face fell. 15. to be averted: her gaze fell. 16. to come by chance or presumption: suspicion fell on the butler. 17. to occur; take place: night fel...
13. to pass into or take on a specified condition: to fall asleep; fall in love. 14. to adopt a despondent expression: her face fell. 15. to be averted: her gaze fell. 16. to come by chance or presumption: suspicion fell on the butler. 17. to occur; take place: night fel...
fall - pass suddenly and passively into a state of body or mind; "fall into a trap"; "She fell ill"; "They fell out of favor"; "Fall in love"; "fall asleep"; "fall prey to an imposter"; "fall into a strange way of thinking"; "she fell to pieces after she lost her work"...