groundward

Bring the whip up to about eye level and then flick your wrist groundward.

The guard called his manager—“It’s the same thing they were doing last year. Yeah, I remember them”—then left Savage and Penick to turn their attention groundward.

The sensors actually detect the neutrons created in the upper atmosphere when high-speed particles slam into the nuclei of atoms of gases, knocking them apart and sending the neutrons groundward.

The denizens of the woods had taken shelter under the trees; in some of these the branches, snow-laden, had dropped groundward, forming quite a series of tents in the forest.

Their works drop groundward, though their souls have glimpses of heaven that are denied to him.