tumble

Object

• waterfall: Day 11: Dusky Fiord Cruise past sheer cliffs and tumbling waterfalls.
• dryer: Utility room with washing machine, sink and tumble dryer.
• boulder: Suppose we have a road sign saying ' danger - falling rocks ' and a neat picture of some tumbling boulders.
• stream: The descent off Ben Lawyers pass is fast and technical, traversing numerous times over crystal tumbling streams.
• river: At first the walk is fairly level along tumbling melt-water river.

Converse of object

• dry: Wash at 60 with your diapers, can be tumble dried on a low heat.

Adjective modifier

• nasty: Fiona Crossley traveled up from Yorkshire to take third place & 1st female veteran despite a nasty tumble on the hill.

Modifies a noun

• dryer: The tumble dryer is housed in the integral garage which leads directly from the kitchen.
• drier: The washing machine & tumble drier are housed in a separate utility room.
• reverse: A conventional tumble reverse mechanism took the drive from the headstock spindle to the gearbox drive train.

Modifying Another Word

• headlong: The future might well be a headlong tumble into some version of the Middle Ages or worse.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• down: Tears tumble down my cheeks, My smile gone.
• over: How much pressure need be applied to make him tumble over in the opponents penalty area?

Followed by a transitive particle

• down: West of the square, the Moorish alleys tumble down the hill toward the city walls.

Adjective complement

• dryable: Machine washable at up to 95 degrees, tumble dryable.
• dry: Remove all " do not tumble dry " items.

Particle object:

• hillside: The village of Deja, with its houses tumbling down a hillside, was once renowned as an artists ' retreat.
• stair: It would be so easy for the railing to break and for me to go tumbling down the stairs.
• slope: Michael fell back and tumbled down a steep slope along with Jack.

Present participle complement

• dry: Washing and tumble drying will keep the fabric at maximum performance.