dismount

dismount

of fall

chop down

to cause (a person) to feel ashamed; lower the dignity or self-respect of (a person)

embarrass, put down

to fall over

flip over

(a government, ruler etc) to give up power

defeat, destroy

(to cause something) to turn over; upset

flip over

of sink

fall in, go under

a new, young growth on a plant or bush; a group of people shooting birds, animals

discharge a projectile, often to injure or kill

a basin in a kitchen used for washing up etc; (to cause a person, ship etc) to go down below the surface of the water

fall in, go under

of sink

fall in, go under

(to cause a person, thing, pile etc) to be unsteady and fall (over)

fall or knock over; overthrow

a fall; to fall, especially quickly; to move in a restless or disorderly way

fall or make fall awkwardly