torple

English

From Middle English torplen, of obscure origin. Compare torfel and topple.

torple (third-person singular simple present torples, present participle torpling, simple past and past participle torpled)

(intransitive, rare or obsolete) To fall headlong; topple
- 2012, Steven Erikson, The Devil Delivered and Other Tales:
  The grille flew open as it torpled backwards, and the fire o' love shot out in all directions, pouring out sparks as the stove rolled across the rock and plumged [sic] over the far side.

单词	torple
释义	torple English Etymology From Middle English torplen, of obscure origin. Compare torfel and topple. Verb torple (third-person singular simple present torples, present participle torpling, simple past and past participle torpled) (intransitive, rare or obsolete) To fall headlong; topple 2012, Steven Erikson, The Devil Delivered and Other Tales: The grille flew open as it torpled backwards, and the fire o' love shot out in all directions, pouring out sparks as the stove rolled across the rock and plumged [sic] over the far side. Related terms torpelness Anagrams petrol, replot
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