To suddenly become unconscious and fall: “Just as she came to the door she ________.”
| FAINTED | 653 |
| PASSED OUT | 237 |
| BLACKED OUT | 163 |
| COLLAPSED | 54 |
| FELL OUT | 32 |
| KEELED OVER | 32 |
| FELL | 25 |
| SWOONED | 15 |
| BLANKED OUT | 12 |
| CONKED OUT | 11 |
| NR | 8 |
| FELL OVER | 5 |
| FLOPPED | 5 |
| FAINTED AWAY | 4 |
| FALL OUT | 4 |
| TOPPLED OVER | 4 |
| DROPPED | 3 |
| FAINTED DEAD AWAY | 3 |
| LOST CONSCIOUSNESS | 3 |
| CLONKED OUT | 2 |
| COLLASPED | 2 |
| FELL UNCONSCIOUS | 2 |
| FLOPPED OVER | 2 |
| HAD A BLACKOUT | 2 |
| SLUMPED OVER | 2 |
| BOPPED OUT | 1 |
| DIED AWAY | 1 |
| DROPPED RIGHT OVER | 1 |
| DROPPED UNCONSCIOUS | 1 |
| EPILEPSY | 1 |
| FAINTED OFF | 1 |
| FELL DOWN | 1 |
| FELL FLAT | 1 |
| FELL IN | 1 |
| FELL IN A FAINT | 1 |
| FELL OVER IN A FAINT | 1 |
| FELL SPRAWLING | 1 |
| HAD A FAINTING SPELL | 1 |
| HAD A FALL | 1 |
| HAD A SPELL | 1 |
| HAD A STROKE | 1 |
| KEELED OVER IN A DEAD FAINT | 1 |
| KNOCKED OUT | 1 |
| LOST CONSCIOUS | 1 |
| LOST CONTROL | 1 |
| LOST CONTROL OF HER HEAD | 1 |
| LOST HER BALANCE | 1 |
| LOST HER CONSCIOUSNESS | 1 |
| LOST HER MIND | 1 |
| MISSED HER BALANCE | 1 |
| OVERCOME | 1 |
| PASSED OUT COLD | 1 |
| PASSED OUT IN A FAINT | 1 |
| PASSTED OUT | 1 |
| PLUNGED | 1 |
| SHOCK | 1 |
| SLUMPED | 1 |
| STROKE | 1 |
| STUMBLED | 1 |
| STUPOR | 1 |
| SWOONED OVER | 1 |
| TIPPED OVER | 1 |
| TOOK A FIT | 1 |
| TOOK A TUMBLE | 1 |
| TOPPLED | 1 |
| TUMBLED | 1 |
| UNCONSCIOUS | 1 |
| VAPORS | 1 |
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