waterfall
/ˈwɒtəˌfɒl/Definitions
1. noun
A natural flow of water over a steep drop or a series of steep drops in a river or stream, often creating a cascade of water.
“The tourists went to the park to see the beautiful waterfall in the middle of the forest.”
2. noun
A sudden or unexpected development or change in a situation.
“The news of the company’s bankruptcy was like a waterfall, and the stock prices plummeted instantly.”
3. verb
To flow or fall in a cascade, typically in a river or stream.
“The waterfalls cascaded down the rocky slope, creating a soothing melody.”