Verb
To fall forward; to pitch or tumble down.
To throw down; to overturn.
Source: Webster's dictionaryThe tower of the World Trade Center tumbled after the plane hit it Source: Internet
A gentle nudge will knock it off its axis of rotation for a second but it will not topple over because spin adds gyroscopic stability. Source: Internet
At a press conference on Sept. 23, Anwar declared he had secured a “formidable” parliamentary majority to topple Muhyiddin’s government, which has been clinging to a razor-thin advantage in the national legislature since coming to power in early March. Source: Internet
All understood, however, that such an attack would probably also topple a dictator who had thumbed his nose at the West for decades. Source: Internet
And criticizing Amazon's donation is some plan to topple our corporate overlords? Source: Internet
As he loses his last foothold and begins to topple in, he hears a roar of voices and trumpets, the walls retract, and an arm pulls him to safety. Source: Internet