a wide extent of level country; a plain land.

a field where salt is made from sea-water.

a heap of salt.

a narrow opening caused by a crack or split; fissure; cleft; chink.

a subterranean water-course.

a new growth from a germinating seed or from a rootstock, tuber or the like; a sprout.

an abnormally enlarged vein mainly due to a persistent increase in venous pressure, occurring outside the anal sphincter and beneath the surface of the anal skin; hemorrhoid; piles.

the tip of a blister or pimple.

a slender, rigid piece of metal, having one end pointed and the other flattened, driven by hammering into or through wood, other building materials, etc., as used in building, in fastening or in holding separate pieces together; a nail.

a pin fixed to the axle, to prevent the wheel from coming off; a linch pin.

a sharp, pointed tool to engrave letters, characters, on a metal coin.

a rectangular piece or block of metal, having on its upper surface a letter or character in reverse, used to make an impression on paper, as in printing press or on a typewriter; a type.

to begin to grow; shoot forth, as a plant from a seed; to sprout.

to come forth into view; become visible; to emerge.

a wide extent of level country; a plain land.

a field wehre salt is made from sea-water.

a heap of salt.

a male cat; (2) (fig.) a big, slow, fat person; a lubber.

an open field.

an extent of land elevated well above the lands surrounding it; a mound.

a wood by the side of a village.

the act or an instance of cheating.

dirt; filth; dust; impurity.

any of the bodily excretions as faeces, sweat, phlegm, etc.

the red or orange coating that forms on the surface of iron when exposed to air and moisture; rust.

an offence against god; any act regarded as such a transgression, esp. a willful or deliberate violation of some religious or moral principle; a sin.

any flaw, defect or shortcoming; a blemish.

that which is unfit for religious purpose.

a hole or cavity in a diamond, considered as a defect.

any of the three humours of the body, wind, bile or phlegm.

that which corrupts the soul and keep it in ignorance.

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lacking good sense; lacking normal intelligence; foolish; stupid.

the continuous fall of water drops from the clouds; rain.

a cord made by interweaving thin leather straps.

a strong, thick line or cord, commonly one composed of twisted or braided strands of hemp, flax or the like or thin swires; a rope.

a flat, long leather strap used to bind around the waist of an elephant or horse.

a metal chain.

a narrow leather strap, fastened to each end of the bit in the mouth of a horse, by which the rider controls it; reins.

a arch.tax levied on leather straps and cords.

the large plant Colocasia esculenta ( = C. antiquorum, = Arum colocasia) of Araceae family.

a structure of a literary work constructed by interweaving different thoughts, sentiments, etc.

a kind of aquatic animal.

a gross-hopperlike insect.

a man decked with a garland.

a temple servant who collects or brings flowers for adorning the idol of the deity.

a class of such servants.

a man whose occupation is making and tending gardens; a gardener.

a string or garland of flower.

a string of beads, jewels, etc. or a chain of gold, etc. worn around the neck; a necklace.

a number of people or things arranged so as to form a line; a row.

a large number of people, animals or things gathered at a place; a multitude.

a particular clan among Tuḷu people.

a hallucinated woman.

a mad woman.

a foolish, stupid woman.

a woman who is under a spell.

a kind of plant, a preparation made from which is supposed to deprive a person of his or her judgement and normal thinking power, if consumed.

a woman who is fascinated or charmed by.

a woman pretending foolishness.

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to move slightly.

to become distributed or widespread; to spread.

a woman unfit for having sexual intercourse with.

a hallucinated man.

a mad fellow.

a foolish, stupid fellow.

a man who is under a spell.

a man who is fascinated or is charmed.