About the wind blowing hard: “One of my apple trees was ________ (down).”
| BLOWN | 801 |
| BLOWED | 134 |
| BLEW | 34 |
| BLOWN OVER | 28 |
| NR | 22 |
| UPROOTED | 11 |
| KNOCKED | 6 |
| BLOW | 4 |
| BROKEN | 3 |
| TOPPLED | 3 |
| BLEW OVER | 2 |
| BLOWED OVER | 2 |
| BROKE | 2 |
| FROZEN | 2 |
| KNOCKED OVER | 2 |
| BLEW HELL OUT OF THE APPLE TREES | 1 |
| BLEW TO PIECES | 1 |
| BLEW UP | 1 |
| BLOWED DOWN | 1 |
| BLOWED UP | 1 |
| BLOWED UP BY THE ROOTS | 1 |
| BLOWN OUT | 1 |
| BLOWN UP | 1 |
| BROKE DOWN | 1 |
| BROKEN OFF | 1 |
| DESTROYED | 1 |
| DOWNED | 1 |
| OVERBLOWN | 1 |
| ROOT UP | 1 |
| ROOTED UP | 1 |
| THROWN DOWN | 1 |
| TIPPED | 1 |
| TIPPED OVER | 1 |
| TOPPLED OVER | 1 |
| TUMBLED | 1 |
| TWISTED OFF | 1 |
| UPSET | 1 |
| WENT DOWN | 1 |
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