More Idioms/Phrases

fall in love with fall in with fall into a trap fall into line fall into my lap fall off fall off the wagon fall on fall on deaf ears fall on your sword fall-out fall out of use fall over oneself fall short fall short (of one fall through fall through the cracks fall into the hands of (someone) fall into the trap fall into the trap of (doing something) fall into the wrong hands fall into your lap fall into/avoid the trap of doing something fall like dominoes fall like ninepins fall off fall off (one's) perch fall off a lorry fall off a truck 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 perch fall off the radar fall off the roof fall off the turnip truck fall off the wagon fall on fall on (one's) feet fall on (one's) knees fall on (one's) sword fall on deaf ears fall on deaf ears, to fall on face fall on hard times fall on knees fall on one's face fall on one's feet fall on one's feet, to fall on one's sword fall on stony ground fall on sword fall on your feet fall on(to) (someone or something) fall out fall out of bed fall out of favor fall out of favor (with one) fall out of favor with (one) fall out of love fall out of love with (someone) fall out with (someone) fall out with (someone) about (something) fall out with (someone) over (something) fall outside fall outside (something) fall over

English Vocalbulary

fall on one's sword fall out fall out of love fall out of use fall out with fall over fall plump fall prone fall senseless fall short fall short of fall sick fall thick fall through fall through the cracks fall to fall to pieces fall to ruins

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