rain down
Verb
Meaning
precipitate as rain
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If it rains much more, we can expect some flooding
Being larger than Octavian's ships, Antony's war galleys were very difficult to board in close combat, and were able to rain down missiles onto their smaller and lower opponent's ships.
“I tell him, ‘Worst case is a bunch of soldiers standing in front of a launcher with a screen saying, “Disk not formatted,” while enemy missiles rain down around them.’
Cumin seeds, enough to fill the palm of my hand, which I opened and let them rain down upon the browning chickpeas.
I have talked with some people who rain down Holy Ghost Fire on others to find out where they get this from and all of them go back to some few Old Testament chapters where fire is symbolically and figuratively used to justify.
Coins rain down from above; Setio is seen alighting from a carriage with Asih and entering a big Javanese house.