Falling - Law Dictionary Search Results
Fall
suddenly or gradually particularly to descend by the force of gravity to drop to sink as the apple falls the tide falls the mercury falls in the barometer
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Fall of land
Fall of land, a quantity of land six ells square superficial measure.
Incidere
Incidere, mean 'fall into or on'. To come within the scope of a law or to fall into a legal category; esp. to become involved in a situation that entangles a person in a legal
Faule
A fall or falling band
Downfall
A sudden fall a body of things falling
Rainfall
A fall or descent of rain the water or amount of water that falls in rain as the average annual
Descendent
Descending falling proceeding from an ancestor or source
Ramshackle
Loose disjointed falling to pieces out of repair
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