Fall over and Trip

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Fall over verb - Fall forward and down.

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Trip and fall over are semantically related In some cases you can use "Trip" instead a verb "Fall over".

Trip verb - To go at a pace faster than a walk.

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Fall over and trip are semantically related in fall topic. You can use "Fall over" instead a verb "Trip".

Nearby Words: tripping, tripper

In Ghost Adventures Zak at one point mentions that he has a side bet about how long it will take Aaron their equipment tech to trip/fall over something at their filming location.

Source: Side Bet
Elliot from Scrubs is such a deep sleeper that JD could trip and fall over her, then leave for an hour, run back to bed and trip over more stuff and land next to Elliot just in time for the alarm to wake her up.

Source: Deep Sleep
In the otherwise superb Australian film Beneath Clouds, one scene shows our female lead, Leia, trip and fall over in a corn field.

Source: BLAM / Film

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