Light
Tumble
Tumble verb - To go down from an upright position suddenly and involuntarily.
How words are described
| good | good light | good tumble |
| small | small light | small tumble |
| big | big light | big tumble |
| little | little light | little tumble |
| Other adjectives: last. | ||
Common collocations
| bit | light bit | tumble bit |
Both words in one sentence
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Both Yang Xiao Long and Nora Valkyrie of RWBY are light-hearted, rough-and-tumble party girls who happen to hunt monsters, and boy do they love their jobs.
Source: Fun Personified -
This in large part was caused by the combination of a light 55gr bullet and a 1:14 rifling twist, which caused the destabilized bullets to tumble dramatically within the body upon contact.
Source: Cool Guns / Assault Rifles -
Your only decent light sources are the occasional torches and lanterns held by either the Moblins or Link; rushing through cave areas without carefully inspecting the lit-up path can lead to a tumble down a pit.
Source: Chiaroscuro
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