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fall

1. Machinery nautical the end of a tackle to which power is applied to hoist it

2. Nautical one of the lines of a davit for holding, lowering, or raising a boat

3. Wrestling a scoring move, pinning both shoulders of one's opponent to the floor for a specified period

4. Hunting

a. another word for deadfall

b. (as modifier): a fall trap

Fall

the Theol Adam's sin of disobedience and the state of innate sinfulness ensuing from this for himself and all mankind

fall [fȯl]

(astronomy)

Of a spacecraft or spatial body, to drop toward a spatial body under the influence of its gravity.

autumn

(engineering)

The minimum slope that is required to facilitate proper drainage of liquid inside a pipe.

(mechanical engineering)

The rope or chain of a hoisting tackle.

(mining engineering)

A mass of rock, coal, or ore which has fallen from the roof or side in any subterranean working or gallery.

fall

The slope of a pipe, conduit, or channel usually expressed in inches per foot (or centimeters per meter) or in percent.

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No references found	When he turned to the Church Fathers, for example, Foxe was at pains to stress that, though this cannot be denied, but that holy Cyprian and other blessed Martyrs were holy men, yet notwithstanding they were men: that is, such as might haue, & hath their falles and faultes, men I say & not aungels, nor gods, saved by God, not sauiours of men, nor patrons of grace. 'writers to solemnise and celebrate ... Actes and memory': Foxe and ... by Hiscock, Andrew / Yearbook of English Studies They doe not know the Hollownesse through which it falles resistless through naturall gates and alleys, to the butts of these, my most unhallowed, dungeon'd Guttes, and putrescent layers of ruinous prayers. On Learning of a Famous Poet's Syphilis by Crofts, Thomas / The Upstart Crow Mittheilung eines Falles vermatchlicher Pneumatocoele des Sinus frontalis. Pneumosinus dilatans frontalis: a case report by Tullio, Antonio / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal	fall through fall thru fall time fall velocity Fall Webworm Moth fall wind Fall, Albert Bacon Fall, The fall-pipe fall-streak hole Falla Falla, Manuel de fallacy fallacy, formal and informal Fallada, Hans Fallas, Luis Carlos fallaway section fallback fallback switch fallback system fallback/fall forward fallen arches Fallen Timbers Fallen Timbers, Battle faller Falles Fallières, Armand falling body falling disease falling door falling factorial polynomials falling film falling mold falling star falling stile falling tide falling wainscot Falling Waters State Park falling-ball viscometer falling-drop method falling-film cooler falling-film evaporator falling-film molecular still falling-film still falling-sphere viscometer Fallingwater falloff curve Fallon County Fallon National Wildlife Refuge Fallopian tube Fallopio, Gabriello	fallen to lot fallen to lot fallen to lot fallen to lot fallen to lot fallen to pieces fallen to pieces fallen to pieces fallen to pieces fallen upon fallen upon fallen upon fallen upon fallen victim fallen victim fallen victim fallen victim Fallency fallenness fallenness Fallensword Points faller faller Faller Car System Faller, Davis and Associates, Inc. Faller, Gallager and Knuth Faller, Klenk & Quinlan Advertising Agency FallerMiethStüssiWeck fallers fallers Falles fallfish fallfishes FALLI Fallibilism Fallibilism fallibility fallibility fallible fallible fallibleness fallibleness fallibly fallibly Fallido Fallières, Armand falling falling falling falling falling falling about falling about falling about falling about falling action falling afoul falling afoul falling afoul falling afoul falling apart

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When he turned to the Church Fathers, for example, Foxe was at pains to stress that, though this cannot be denied, but that holy Cyprian and other blessed Martyrs were holy men, yet notwithstanding they were men: that is, such as might haue, & hath their falles and faultes, men I say & not aungels, nor gods, saved by God, not sauiours of men, nor patrons of grace.

'writers to solemnise and celebrate ... Actes and memory': Foxe and ... by Hiscock, Andrew / Yearbook of English Studies

They doe not know the Hollownesse through which it falles resistless through naturall gates and alleys, to the butts of these, my most unhallowed, dungeon'd Guttes, and putrescent layers of ruinous prayers.

On Learning of a Famous Poet's Syphilis by Crofts, Thomas / The Upstart Crow

Mittheilung eines Falles vermatchlicher Pneumatocoele des Sinus frontalis.

Pneumosinus dilatans frontalis: a case report by Tullio, Antonio / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal

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