Pronunciation: /prætfɔl/
noun a humiliating or ridiculous fall or tumble
A1 He slipped on a banana peel and had a pratfall in front of everyone.
A2 The comedian's pratfall was so funny that the audience couldn't stop laughing.
B1 The actor's pratfall was perfectly timed and added a comedic element to the scene.
B2 Despite the pratfall, the performer managed to stay in character and continue the show.
C1 The pratfall was a deliberate part of the choreography, adding a touch of slapstick humor to the performance.
C2 The actor's pratfall was executed with such precision and skill that it became a memorable moment in the play.
verb None
A1 She pratfalls often when she tries to dance.
A2 The comedian pratfell on stage during the show.
B1 He pratfell while attempting to do a backflip.
B2 The actor pratfell in the movie scene, much to the audience's amusement.
C1 Despite his years of experience, he still managed to pratfall during the performance.
C2 The politician's attempt to appear relatable backfired when he pratfell in front of the cameras.
adjective None
A1 He had a pratfall moment when he tripped over his own feet.
A2 She tried to do a pratfall comedy routine, but it didn't quite work out.
B1 The actor's pratfall was so perfectly timed that the audience burst into laughter.
B2 The comedian's pratfall was a highlight of the show, showcasing his physical comedy skills.
C1 The pratfall in the play was choreographed to perfection, eliciting applause from the audience.
C2 Her pratfall was so expertly executed that it became a signature move in her comedy repertoire.
adverb None
A1 He tripped over his own feet and did a pratfall in front of everyone.
A2 She tried to do a pratfall on stage but ended up just stumbling awkwardly.
B1 The comedian's pratfall routine always gets a good laugh from the audience.
B2 Despite his best efforts, he couldn't execute the pratfall correctly during the performance.
C1 The actor's pratfall was perfectly timed and had the audience in stitches.
C2 Her pratfall was so well-executed that it became the highlight of the entire show.
pronoun None
A1 She made a pratfall while trying to balance on one foot.
A2 He couldn't help but laugh when he saw his friend's pratfall on the ice.
B1 The comedian's pratfall routine never fails to entertain the audience.
B2 Despite the pratfall in the presentation, the speaker recovered smoothly and continued with confidence.
C1 The actor's perfectly timed pratfall brought down the house with laughter.
C2 Her pratfall during the dance performance was so well-executed that it became the highlight of the show.
preposition None
A1 He tripped on a rock and did a pratfall onto the grass.
A2 The comedian's pratfall off the stage made the audience laugh.
B1 She attempted a pratfall to entertain her friends at the party.
B2 The actor's pratfall was perfectly timed and added humor to the scene.
C1 The pratfall in the movie was choreographed to look spontaneous and funny.
C2 His pratfall during the performance was so well-executed that it became a memorable moment.
conjunction None
A1 He tried to impress his crush with a pratfall, but ended up embarrassing himself instead.
A2 During the school play, the actor's pratfall elicited laughter from the audience.
B1 The comedian's pratfall was a well-rehearsed part of his routine.
B2 In the movie, the actor executed a perfect pratfall that had everyone in stitches.
C1 The physical comedian's pratfall was a masterful display of comedic timing and skill.
C2 Despite his age, the veteran actor still managed to execute a flawless pratfall on stage.
interjection None
A1 Pratfall! I slipped on a banana peel.
A2 Pratfall! That was a clumsy mistake.
B1 Pratfall! I can't believe I tripped over my own feet.
B2 Pratfall! It was embarrassing to fall in front of everyone.
C1 Pratfall! Despite my best efforts, I still managed to make a fool of myself.
C2 Pratfall! The audience erupted into laughter as I stumbled on stage.
article None
A1 He accidentally slipped on a banana peel and did a pratfall in front of everyone.
A2 The comedian's pratfall on stage had the audience roaring with laughter.
B1 The actor's pratfall was so well-timed that it became the highlight of the play.
B2 Despite the pratfall during the presentation, she managed to recover gracefully and continue with her speech.
C1 The pratfall in the movie was choreographed to perfection, eliciting a standing ovation from the audience.
C2 His pratfall in the comedy sketch was so expertly executed that it earned him a nomination for a comedy award.
formal During the play, the actor executed a perfect pratfall that had the audience roaring with laughter.
informal I tried to jump over the puddle but ended up doing a pratfall instead.
slang He slipped on a banana peel and did a hilarious pratfall in front of everyone.
figurative Her plan to impress the boss with her presentation ended up being a pratfall when the projector malfunctioned.
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