demolish, knock down, fall, drop, sink, to be spit, be reduced or degraded, bring oneself down, be very greedy or mean, be brought low, to fall from an esteemed position, tumble down, swoon down (upon), to drop dead, abort (of a fetus), attack (of disease or army)

to void white glutinous stools

to be afflicted with tenesmus, to suffer from dysentery

for the teeth to drop, (met.) for old age to arrive

be overwhelmed with calamities, rain heavily, have troubles, a catastrophe to occur

be devastated

be paralysed or palsied

of a trouble to befall, (of rage) be vented (on), face bad luck

be overwhelmed with troubles

fall flat on the face

be disgraced, fall in the estimation (of)

be out of favour, fall from grace

to drop from the sky, fall from the clouds, to be obtained unexpectedly, to be gained without labour or exertion, come as a windfall