Acorns tumbled from trees like raindrops.

Meaning: Acorns were falling from the trees quickly, similar to the way raindrops fall from the sky.

Choice of Words: Acorns, plural form of acorn, are the nuts of oak trees. Tumbled, past tense of the verb tumble, signifies falling or rolling over and over. Trees, plural form of tree, are tall woody plants. Like, a preposition, denotes similarity or comparison. Raindrops, plural form of raindrop, refers to drops of water falling from the sky during rain.

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Related Expressions

• Acorns tumbled from mighty oak trees.
• Acorns tumbled from oak trees.
• Acorns tumbled from branches above.
• Acorns tumbled down, nature's tiny treasures.
• Acorns tumbled from the branches, joining the vibrant display.
• Acorns tumbled from branches, bouncing on the ground.
• Asteroids tumbled through space like rocky wanderers.
• Acorns fell like tiny brown raindrops.
• Acorns drop from trees like tiny brown jewels.
• Acorns fall from trees, like rain from the sky.