intransitive. To roll or turn over (also with over); to fall over (also with backward); to sway or be unsteady.

intransitive. To fall over, tumble; be overthrown.

intransitive. To fall over or down.

intransitive. To be thrown down, fall over, be upset or overturned; to totter; to lean to one side.

intransitive. To turn; esp. to turn upside down, topple over, fall down; also figurative to turn to some course or action.

intransitive. To topple over, fall topsy-turvy.

intransitive. To tumble or fall over; to capsize.

intransitive. Scottish. To tumble over. Obsolete. rare.

intransitive. To topple, tumble, or keel over.

intransitive. To fall over, or to one side, by over-balancing; to tumble head foremost; = topple, v. 1, tip, v.2 8 to top over tail (cf. to towp tai…

intransitive. To fall top foremost, or as if top-heavy; to fall headlong, tumble or pitch over. Also figurative.

intransitive. To roll over and over; to tumble, fall headlong. rare.

intransitive. To incline, nod, or fall to one side; to topple or fall over; to fall asleep; to die. dialect.

intransitive. = topple, v. 3. dialect.

intransitive. To topple over. Also: to overhang as if on the point of toppling over.

intransitive. To tumble over, capsize; also, to move unsteadily, stumble about.

intransitive. Of a person: to turn head over heels; to somersault; (also) to fall headlong. Also occasionally transitive: to pitch (a person) head…