Cases of word usage

1) to consider something to be caused or down by a person, thing (ascribe)

2) a large mass of snow and ice sliding down a mountain side (avalanche)

3) (to make) a quick movement up and down (bob)

4) a public passenger vehicle that travels a fixed route along the roads and takes people on and sets them down (bus)

5) a long, narrow, steep slope down which things may slide (chute)

6) close down (close-down)

7) an act of closing (especially closing down a business etc) (closure)

8) to move (the body) back or down in fear (cringe)

9) a kind of waterbird with a long, narrow bill which curves down (curlew)

10) going a long way down from the top (deep)