to fall down; to collapse; to topple over; to lie horizontally

to pour out; to tip out; to dump (liquid or trash) from a container

upside down; reversed; in reverse order

to go bankrupt; to fail; to collapse (of a business or government); to be overthrown

to move backward; to back up (e.g. a vehicle)

Used to show that something is contrary to what was expected, thought, or intended.

Used to indicate a transition or concession, meaning "but", "however", or "nevertheless".

(of the voice) to become hoarse or fail; (of teeth) to be set on edge; (of the stomach) to lose one's appetite

to change; to swap; to shift; to move around (such as seats or shifts)

to resell at a profit; to speculate or trade in goods

Used in questions or commands to show impatience, urgency, or to press for an answer.