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tumble out of

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tumble out of something
to fall, topple, or drop out of something. Don't let the baby tumble out of the chair! Thechildren tumbled out of the car and ran for the school building.
See also: out, tumble


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But Villa's untimely tumble out of the top four has left the claret and blues sweating over the future of their longest serving player.
 
 
 
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