| Collapse inward |
| 'Relapse' rapper |
| Collapse under pressure |
| Linguistic root |
| A sudden and violent collapse |
| Like some stops, linguistically |
| Sudden collapses |
| Utterly collapse under pressure |
| Collapsed company chronicled in the 2005 documentary subtitled "The Smartest Guys in the Room |
| Start of an aptly expressed linguistic observation |
| Band whose final studio album was 2011's "Collapse into Now |
| About to collapse, say |
| Like some stops, in linguistics |
| Disastrous collapse |
| Linguistically gifted |
| Alt-rock band whose final studio album was 2011's "Collapse Into Now |
| Insect experiencing colony collapse |
| Empire collapse of A.D. 476 |
| Collapsed |
| Collapsed, as a sinkhole: 2 wds. |
| Collapse, in a way |
| Disastrous collapse — nuclear accident |
| Linguistic quintet |
| Linguistically adventurous |
| Linguistically knowledgeable |
| Collapsed, with "over |
| African linguistic group |
| To lapse (anag) — ardent supporter of a cause |
| Linguistic source of "pajamas |
| Collapses (with "over") |