tumbled

Went head over

Tumbled is the past tense of tumble—to fall, roll, or move in an uncontrolled way: She tumbled down the stairs, The kids tumbled out of the car.

Prices or values tumble when they drop sharply.

Tumbled stones have been polished smooth by rotating in a drum with abrasives.

To tumble to something is to suddenly understand it.

falling

plummet

Rapid downward descent

drop · descend · spill · crash · roll · somersault · cartwheel · flip · head-over-heels · downhill

disordered

jumbled

Disordered, lacking arrangement

tangled · haphazard · disorganized · muddled · topsy-turvy · chaotic · confused · disarray · shambles · mixed-up

ruins

crumbled

Broke into particles

weathered · eroded · stones · walls · rubble · derelict · decayed · dilapidated · remnants · foundations

stumbling

trip

Planned travel somewhere

  • slipMinor error or misstep
  • staggerWalk unsteadily, sway
  • wobbleUnsteady side-to-side motion

falter · teeter · totter · misstep · clumsy · awkward · flounder · bungle · fumble · lurch

polishing

polished

Smooth, refined, accomplished

agates · pebbles · glass · lapidary · buffed · rounded · worn · jewelry · beads · burnished

gymnastics

acrobatic

Involving spectacular physical feats

vault · mat · dismount · routine · landing · aerial · handspring · roll · twist · pike

Categories
Opposites
controlled movement/stability

tumbledbalanced

In a state of equilibrium

steadied · stabilized · alighted · glided · poised

ORDER/ARRANGEMENT (of objects or hair)

tumbledneat

Orderly, or undiluted

tidy · orderly · arranged · trim · shipshape

vertical direction

tumbledrose

Stood up, or fragrant bloom

ascended · climbed · soared · lifted · mounted

Phrases
Family

tumble, tumbling, tumbler, tumbles, tumble down

Familiarity
Top 20,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G