intransitive. To sink, fall, descend (literal and figurative); to collapse.

intransitive. To sink, fall down through any substance.

To sink down; to ‘set’.

To sink down.

intransitive. To descend to a lower plane or level; to fall, drop, slip down; to enter in by falling. Of fish: to plunge deep, as when avoiding…

To sink down gradually by or as by its own weight. Of the ground: To subside. Of a structure or part of a structure: To sink downwards from its…

To fall or sink (down). Also dialect, to subside.

To sink, go down, descend. Now only poetic; of the sun, day, etc.: to decline, draw to a close.

intransitive. To fall or draw back; to relapse.

intransitive. To sink inwards.

intransitive. To sink in or down, in various uses.

intransitive. To settle downwards, subside; spec. (of particles in a liquid) to settle, to compact. Also figurative: (of an animal) to lose weight…

To sink or fall by, or as by, gravitation: to tend to reach a low level; to settle down (into a place). literal and figurative.