fall sb. (of the following less frequent S. uses, 1 and 2 are only S., 3 and 4 are obs.)
1.
shedding (of
blood) H5 I. ii. 25.
2.
downward stroke (of a
sword)
R3 V. iii. 112
“a heavy ,”
Oth. II. iii. 236
“the clink and of
swords.”
3.
ebb of the tide;
phrase “at ,” at a low ebb
Tim. II. ii. 215.
4.
musical cadence
Tw.N. I. i. 4
“a dying fall.”
5.
bout at wrestling
AYL. I. ii. 219
“You shall try but one
fall.”
