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Latest post Fri, Dec 30 2005 10:29 AM by pieanne. 1 replies.
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meantolearn  +  176380 Fri, 30 Dec 05 10:01 AM

Is it correct to say 'a falls' to mean a waterfall?

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Note: Waterfall is countable; Is falls countable? Do you say a falls, one falls, two falls...etc?
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pieanne  +  176390 Fri, 30 Dec 05 10:29 AM

Yes, here's what The Hyperdictionary says:

Definition:   No [N]  a steep descent of the water of a river

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