1. To break down, literally or metaphorically; SYN. fall in, cave in, give, give way, break, founder.
2. To cause to burst; SYN. burst.
3. To fold or close up, as of an umbrella or a music stand.
4. To lose significance, effectiveness, or value.

1. To criticize or reprimand harshly.
2. When you move to a lower level socially or financially and receive less respect from other people because of this change, you come down in life.

Use for pasture; pasture, feed

1. To let fall to the ground
2. To fall vertically
3. To go down in value
4. To leave or unload, esp. of passengers or cargo; SYN. set down, put down, unload.
5. To utter casually
6. To lose (said of games, in sports)
7. To stop pursuing or acting; SYN. knock off.
8. To terminate an association with
9. To give birth; used for animals
10. To change from one level to another

1. To fail to meet expectations or requirements
2. When people or things fall to the ground from a higher position, they fall down.

1. To eat lightly, try different dishes; SYN. graze.
2. To look around casually and randomly, as through files and directories on a computer.

1. To break the skin (of a body part) by scraping.
2. To let eat; SYN. range.
3. To scrape gently; SYN. crease, rake.

1. Graze, browse
2. To feed (as cattle) on pasture
3. To use as pasture