Fall
Fall verb - To go down from an upright position suddenly and involuntarily.
Props
Props noun - Public acknowledgment or admiration for an achievement.
Both words in one sentence
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Props to the music editor who timed it out so that the ominous double chords fall at an appropriate point in the conversation.
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Proscenium Reveal: The short, odd Props ends with stagehands rolling up the sky and putting it away, then all the bystanders (revealed to be cardboard cutouts) fall over.
Source: Music / ¡Alarma! -
Show Within a Show: It's implied that the game is a stage play; props cast shadows on the background, floating platforms hang from wires, the end of each level looks like a backstage area, and curtains even rise and fall when the game begins and ends.
Source: Video Game / Super Mario Bros. 3
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