pratfall

Perhaps because I had found a new way to force someone to take a pratfall.

He looked like a comic who's just taken a pratfall in a movie.

Burt's pratfall gave them enough of a lead to make it to the ground floor.

Oh, we've earned ourselves a good pratfall more than once.

"This is close to 180 degrees from last year, when we were experiencing a number of pratfalls."

That said, the show offers more than mugging and pratfalls.

Hannah began to laugh because Bobby had a history of pratfalls.

Disability politics is strewn with pratfalls, as I know to my cost.

But when the Yankees won that game to square the series, his pratfall was laughed off.

Ever seen a chorus girl take a pratfall in a crinoline?

There are a few too many pratfalls and several actors court caricature.

Now, the only thing left for the Bulls is to avoid a pratfall in the playoffs.

If there's anything that makes me fall about more than a pratfall it is bathos.

He made a pratfall, the audience laughed vigorously, and a star was born.

Only one child seemed to have noticed my pratfall, and he thought it was pretty darn funny.

It had been one of the all-time great pratfalls.

Without them, mortality was a bleak pratfall with nobody laughing.

Obviously he was more than the genius of the choreographed pratfall.

She can sing prettily and, when required, take a pratfall.

The audience gave me a standing ovation, thinking this was a pratfall and part of the act.

We think the forbidden frightening things, but then comes the next jarring pratfall.

It took 10 minutes to do the narration of a five-second pratfall.

We're one inch away from the pratfall becoming a cliff fall."

Studies of "natural" remedies for the common cold: pitfalls and pratfalls.

Moss hoped he would take a pratfall in the mud, but no such luck.