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topple off

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topple off (of) something and topple from something
to fall off the top of something very tall. (Of is usually retained before pronouns.) Careful there! You might topple off of that wall. I didn't get too close to the edge, because I was afraid of toppling off. She toppled off the wall. The vase toppled from its shelf in the quake.
See also: topple


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You must always think of ways to topple off your previous ads with regards to the occasion.
If a machine gun mount fails, bullets could go flying where they're not supposed to or a machine gun could topple off a tank or truck.
Byline: ROSA PRINCE GEORGE Best's topple off the wagon has left him pounds 53,000 out of pocket - the cost of a new Mercedes as a present for wife Alex.
 
 
 
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