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skyfall

skyfall noun: an unexplained falling of objects from the sky.

Noun

skyfall (plural skyfalls)

  1. An unexplained falling of objects from the sky.
    • How the shells appeared remains as baffling as previous skyfalls, which have comprised everything from crustaceans to manufactured metal crosses, ornaments and large oval-shaped stones encased in ice. Anomalous showers of objects from the blue have intrigued humankind for millennia.

Forms of skyfall

pluralskyfalls

Origin of skyfall

sky + fall

Questions about skyfall

What does skyfall mean?
Skyfall means an unexplained falling of objects from the sky.
What part of speech is skyfall?
Skyfall is a noun.
What is the plural of skyfall?
The plural of skyfall is skyfalls.

Words near skyfall in the dictionary

  1. Skyers
  2. skyes
  3. skyey
  4. skyeyest
  5. skyf
  6. skyfall
  7. skyfalls
  8. skyfaring
  9. skyfarm
  10. skyfarming
  11. skyfarms

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