to fall in price, value, or level; to decrease

magnitude of decrease in price or value

to physically tumble or trip and fall to the ground

to fall or drop suddenly and sharply in price, value, or amount, typically within an economic context

to decrease or decline significantly in value, status, or level

to stagger along

(fig.) to be astounded; to be extremely surprised

describing events, music, or writing as having great variety, fluctuations, or dramatic changes; full of twists and turns

(finance) bearish

daily lower limit on the price of a stock

to fall in price

rhythmical with rising and falling cadences or twists and turns

to drop below a specific numerical level, price, or threshold

crazy fall (in prices)

drop sharply (e.g. stock prices)

injuries such as contusions, sprains, or fractures resulting from falls or blows

a large fall or sharp drop (usually referring to prices or the stock market)

to fall back (of water level or share prices)

a staircase of waterfalls or a series of small falls, often used in landscaping

to drop below a specific level, value, or market index threshold

to trip and fall down; to tumble

to stamp one's foot (in anger)

rise or fall in price

precipitous drop (in price)

(Hong Kong) a stock market crash or major market downturn

to fall forward or flat on one's face

to take a fall

to cease falling in price or value; to stabilize after a period of decline.

The maximum allowable daily fluctuation (limit up and limit down) for a security or commodity price on an exchange.

to continue to fall (of share prices)

(coll.) to lose face; to be beneath one's dignity

(of a stock price) to fall to the daily lower limit, resulting in a suspension of trade

characterized by a rhythmic, free, and vivid style, especially in prose or calligraphy

a market situation characterized by falling stock prices

to stumble and fall down

liniment; medication for treating bruises and contusions

to fall and fracture (a leg, vertebra etc)

to be taken aback

(fig.) to be astounded

lit. stamping and beating the chest (idiom); fig. to be extremely angry, frustrated, or stressed about something

to fall to (a certain level, amount, or value)

to hit rock bottom

stumbling along

to dodder along; to stagger

a trend or atmosphere of falling prices or a bearish market sentiment