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a bulge, bend, or kink, bend or cause something to bend, clasp, clamp, fasten, belt; bend, warp; be bent or warped; give way, yield, clasp; knob, protrusion, collapse, fasten something with buckle, give in, metal fastener, ornament resembling buckle	buckle
able to collapse; able to be collapsed, foldable, designed to fold up	collapsible
act of falling, autumn, be averted, be draped, be taken by force, become lower, become lower in pitch, begin to be in specified state, collapse politically, come down suddenly from upright position, display disappointment, distance down, downward facin...	fall
act of leaving secret communication, collapse, collapse from exhaustion, connection on line, curtain length, decrease in something, deliver something by parachute, delivery, delivery slot in a receptacle, descent, descent by parachute, distance between...	drop
act of squeezing; hug; handshake; amount extracted by squeezing; sweetheart (Slang), apply pressure, barely manage, bunt the ball, collapse, crowd of people or things, demand money from, extort money or favors, financial pressure to act, find time for,...	squeeze
act of wavering, begin to change opinion, flicker, fluctuate between possibilities, especially in tone, move in different directions, sway, oscillate, vacillate, fluctuate; blink, flicker (as of light); wobble, tremble; collapse; begin to fail; hesitat...	waver
analyze by dividing into parts, be divisible into elements, become or make emotional, decompose chemically, experience electrical insulation failure, experience or cause health collapse, fail to function properly, stop resisting, tear down, weaken	break down
apt to decompose, changeable, having short half-life, irregular in movement or rhythm, lacking emotional or psychological stability, likely to fall or collapse, not fixed, subject to spontaneous change, unsteady in purpose or intent, insecure, shaky; c...	unstable
attend uninvited, become depressed after drug, break in pieces noisily, coarse cloth, collapse financially, collide violently, computer breakdown	crash
be unable to do something, be unsuccessful, be unsuccessful; make unsuccessful; not do; be weakened; disappoint; go bankrupt; be stopped; be used up, run out, become weaker, collapse financially, failure to perform, failure to occur (Archaic), judge st...	fail
breaking apart or up, collapse, decomposition, emotional breakdown, end of relationship, spring thaw of lodged ice	breakup
breakup of river ice, chaotic failure, rout, defeat, collapse, devastation, havoc	debacle
burst inward, collapse inward	implode
bursting inward, collapsing inward, violent inward collapse	implosion
collapse because of air loss	deflation

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