| collapse building | 1.51 | Like two buildings collapsed and no one got dirty. | ||
| collapse skull | 1.51 | Late-term abortions involve killing the fetus by collapsing its skull while it is still in the uterus. | ||
| collapse roof | 1.38 | Roofs are collapsed, and vacant lots are overgrown. | ||
| collapse wall | 0.92 | Shattered windows, ripped-off roofs, collapsed walls. | ||
| collapse lung | 0.86 | A second drug will collapse his lungs. | ||
| collapse floor | 0.72 | Shoddy apartment blocks and shantytowns crumbled to pieces or collapsed floor upon floor. | ||
| collapse home | 0.72 | The storm collapsed homes and cut electricity Tuesday under a torrent on rain and hail. | ||
| collapse house | 0.66 | Another mudslide there collapsed another house and slightly hurt two men, he said. | ||
| collapse time | 0.46 | This is how time is collapsed. | ||
| collapse price | 0.39 | The same goes for collapsing asset prices. | ||
| collapse scrum | 0.33 | The Wallabies collapsed that scrum, the all Blacks opted for a second attempt and surged over. | ||
| collapse ceiling | 0.26 | It was all of a sudden, the ceiling collapsed. | ||
| collapse defense | 0.26 | Teams are consistently able to drive the lane, collapse the defense and get easy layups or kick to the open man. | ||
| collapse hillside | 0.26 | A major earthquake shook Central America on Saturday, cracking buildings, blocking roads and collapsing a hillside that buried dozens of homes. | ||
| collapse part | 0.26 | That wave collapsed part of the aeroshell. | ||
| collapse street | 0.26 | The water-main break continued gushing water into a major downtown intersection, partly collapsing the street. | ||
| collapse umbrella | 0.26 | In central Japan, pedestrians exposed to driving rain struggled to stand as the wind collapsed umbrellas and scattered parked bicycles. |