tump (over) (Meaning)

tump (over)

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The hiker stumbled and tumbled over a large rock.
The car swerved dangerously before it finally tumbled over the embankment.
The wind tossed the leaves about, tumbling them over the pavement.
The toddler had a giggling fit as she tumbled over her toys.
The gymnast executed a flawless somersault, tumbling over the beam.
The bulldozer pushed the debris into a pile, tumbling it over with its massive blade.
The avalanche thundered down the mountainside, tumbling over everything in its path.
The waves crashed against the shore with great force, tumbling the sand and pebbles over each other.
The drunkard stumbled and tumbled over his own feet, much to the amusement of passersby.
The basketball player jumped high and tumbled over the defender to score a layup.

overset, invert, overthrow, overturn, turn over, topple,pitchpole, heel, upset, upend

right,stand up, straighten (up),raise, erect

The hiker stumbled and tumbled over a large rock.

The car swerved dangerously before it finally tumbled over the embankment.

The wind tossed the leaves about, tumbling them over the pavement.

The toddler had a giggling fit as she tumbled over her toys.