re·coil 
(rĭ-koil)
(rĭ-koil)intr.v. re·coiled, re·coil·ing, re·coils
1. To spring back, as upon firing.
2. To shrink back, as in fear or repugnance.
3. To fall back; return: "Violence does, in truth, recoil upon the violent" (Arthur Conan Doyle).
n. (also rēkoil′)
1. The backward action of a firearm upon firing.
2. The act or state of recoiling; reaction.
[Middle English recoilen, from Old French reculer : re-, re- + cul, buttocks (from Latin cūlus; see (s)keu- in the Appendix of Indo-European roots).]
re·coiler n.
- fallibly
- fall in
- falling action
- falling-out
- falling rhythm
- falling star
- falling tide
- fall into line
- fall in with
- fall line
- fall off
- falloff
- fall on
- fall on deaf ears
- fall on (or upon)
- fallopian tube
- Fallot's tetralogy
- fall out
- fallout
- fall over
- fall over backward
- fall over backward/backwards
- fall over backwards
- fall over (oneself)
- fall over oneself