What is another word for didst a pratfall?
Pronunciation: [dˈɪdst ɐ pɹˈatfɔːl] (IPA) 
"Didst a pratfall," an archaic phrase meaning to fall clumsily or make a foolish mistake, can be replaced with a variety of synonyms. "Tripped up" or "stumbled" can be used to describe a literal fall, while "blundered" and "bungled" can be used to describe a mistake or error in judgement. "Fumbled" can be used specifically for a mistake in handling an object. For a more humorous or exaggerated tone, "faceplanted" or "bellyflopped" can be used to describe a particularly dramatic and comical fall. Whatever the context, there are plenty of colorful synonyms to replace the outdated "didst a pratfall".
