a coarse wick made of cloth.

the plant Flacourtia montana (= F. cataphracta) of Flacourtiaceae family.

the flowering creeper, Jasminum pubescens of Oleaeceae family.

its flower.

a kind of weapon having metal projections.

a piece of cloth wrapped around a staff at one end and dipped in oil, lighted and used as a torch.

a thick wick.

any of predatory, shrill-voiced passerine birds of Laniidae family, with hooked beaks, grey, black, and white plumage, and long tails, which feed on insects, and on small birds, frogs, etc.; a shrike.

the vine Cucumis sativus of Cucurbitaceae family.

its edible gourd; cucumber.

a deep, thick forest.

a place which is far away from other towns and difficult to live in; the back of beyond.

that which is relatively large, big.

to be dressed in dark-blue or black clothes.

the tree Schleichera oleosa (=S.trijuga) of Sapindaceae family; Indian squill.

a bamboo lath having slings on both sides to carry burden on the shoulder or on the back of the neck.

a device, as a seat hanging from ropes or chains, on which one can sit and swing backward and forward as a form of amusement; a swing.

the surrounding place; proximity.

a thicket of small trees or shrubs; a coppice; a spinney.

to scream as a rat.

in high degree; excessive; (taste, smell etc.) strong.

the bird Turdus ginginianus.