lack of taste; tastelessness.

want of appetite.

dislike; disrelish.

a sickening distaste or dislike; deep aversion; repugnance; disgust.

lack of brightness; dullness.

absence of interest.

to move something with pressure along the surface of something else; to rub.

a man having or showing good judgment; a sagacious, prudent or wise person.

a mass or stream of vapour or gas in a state of combustion, seen as a flickering light of various colours; flame.

brightness; radiance; brilliance; lustre.

a ray of light.

(dial.) an eye disease in which the crystalline lens or its capsule becomes opaque, causing partial or total blindness; cataract.

(dial.) to pound to small pieces; to pulverise.

worshipping - a) the act of paying divine honour to God or some other deity, esp. in religious services; b) the rites or ceremonies associated with this.

an image, esp. one worshipped as a god; an idol.

to utter in a shout; to shout.

to express anger in a shout.

to utter in a shout; to shout.

to express anger in a shout.

to utter or express in a shout; to utter a shrill, loud, piercing cry in fright, pain, etc; to scream.