down
down
preposition
From a higher to a lower point along or through something.
"They walked down the street."
adverb
Towards or in a lower place or position.
"The cat jumped down from the wall."
adverb
Indicating a reduction in amount, level, or intensity.
"Sales are down this quarter."
noun
Soft, fine, fluffy feathers, especially from young birds.
"The duvet is filled with duck down."
verb
To swallow a drink or food quickly.
"He downed his pint in one go."
adjective
Feeling sad, dejected, or depressed.
"She's been feeling a bit down lately."
Thesaurus
Synonyms: inoperative, cut down, pull down, knock down, push down, lowered, perfect, down pat, mastered, pop, pour down, bolt down