вали́ть

fairly common #1962C1

verbimperfective perfective is свали́ть

1.
to knock down, to topple, to bring down, to knock over
Урага́н ва́лит дере́вья.
The hurricane is knocking down trees.
Aspect partner: повалить
2.
to fell (trees), to cut downforestry
Зимо́й здесь ва́лят лес.
In winter they fell timber here.
Aspect partner: свалить
3.
to dump, to pile up, to heap, to stack
Не вали́ всё в одну́ ку́чу.
Don't dump everything in one pile.
Often of throwing things together carelessly
4.
to shift (blame) onto, to pin on, to lay (the blame) on
Он ва́лит вину́ на други́х.
He shifts the blame onto others.
на кого/что? - onto whom/what
5.
to get out, to beat it, to leave, to clear off
Он по́нял, что пора́ вали́ть из страны́.
He realised it was time to get out of the country.
colloquial/slang; aspect partner: отвалить
6.
to stream, to pour, to throng
Из трубы́ ва́лит густо́й дым.
Thick smoke is pouring out of the chimney.
colloquial; no aspect partner

Usage info

"валить вину на" means "lay the blame on"

Note: Stress change.

Imperative
ты	вали́
вы	вали́те

Active present	валящий	billowing, pouring heavily, streaming, falling heavily
Active past	вали́вший	falling, pouring down
Passive present	вали́мый	fella'ble, able to be knocked down, being felled, being knocked over
Passive past	ва́ленный	felled, thrown down, dumped, overturned
Gerund present	валя́	while doing (present)
Gerund past	валив валивши	while doing (past)

Verb	Prefix	Meaning
вали́ть	-	to knock down; to fell (trees); to dump; to shift (blame) onto; to get out; to stream
вали́ться	-	to fall down; to go wrong
ввали́ть	в-	to heave in; to pour in (money); to barge in
ввали́ться	в-	to barge in; to sink in