a thin oil distilled from petroleum or shale oil, used as a fuel, solvent, illuminant, etc.; kerosene.

tired; exhausted; weary; worn out.

the act of a liquid that drops; an instance of this.

the act of falling, sliding etc.

the act of doing or causing to happen.

the act or an instance of joining or combining two or more things together.

a mark, stigma; a stain.

a fertilised mature female germ cell in the very early stage of developing into a new member.

(math.) any system of calculation using special symbolic notations; calculus.

to get strength to walk.

(fig.) to get boldness (to face a danger).

(dance) an expression of fatigue, weariness, by covering the eye balls under the sunken eyelids; an expression of languidness.

(lightly) a teacher (as a man with a cane).

the headgear used to control a horse, consisting of buckled leather straps, a metal bit, and reins; bridle.

coming from, belonging to a noble family.

a division of a city; a colony; an extension.

an irrigated piece of land (esp. where paddy is grown).

a man of high birth.

of or relating to time.

seriously; gravely; severely; with force.

an elephant carved in stone.

a very strong elephant.

an oil that reduces friction by providing a smooth film as a covering over parts that move against each other; a lubricant oil.

a thick, sticky, brown to black liquid with a pungent odour, obtained by the destructive distillation of wood, coal, peat, shale, etc. and used for protecting and preserving surfaces; tar.

a division of a city; a colony.

the act of binding, tying to or together.

an eagle or any of various other birds that eat snakes.

the brahminic kite, a kite with white-neck.

the act or an instance of joining or combining two or more things together.