Fall
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Fall
An obsolete Scottish unit of length equivalent to 222 inches.
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- fall heir to
- Fall herring
- fall ill
- fall ill
- fall in
- fall in
- fall in
- fall in
- fall in
- fall in
- fall in
- fall in a heap
- fall in line
- fall in line
- fall in line
- fall in line
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- fall in line
- fall in love
- fall in love
- fall in love
- fall in love
- fall in love
- fall in love
- fall in love
- Fall in Love Again
- fall in on
- fall in place
- fall in the drink
- fall in with
- fall in with (someone or something)
- fall in with her
- fall in with him
- fall in with it
- fall in with me
- fall in with one
- fall in with somebody
- fall in with someone
- fall in with something
- fall in with them
- fall in with us
- fall in with you
- fall in(to)
- fall in(to) line
- fall in(to) place
- fall into
- fall into
- fall into
- fall into (one's) lap
- fall into (someone or something's) clutches
- fall into (someone or something's) hands
- fall into a heap
- fall into a trap
- fall into clutches
- fall into decay
- fall into decay
- fall into disfavor
- fall into disgrace
- fall into disuse
- fall into error
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