a heap of things; a pile.

that much quantity which a person or an animal can carry at a time.

a bag; a sack.

a weight used to compensate the difference in weights between the two pans of a balance; a counter weight.

to put or set in a pile; to heap up.

to put in a particular place, condition; to place.

to be filled, charged, loaded with.

to cause to increase in number, quantity, degree or intensity.

to load with a burden; to place a burden on.

to have (a thing in one's possession); to possess or contain as a part, characteristic, attribute, etc.

to receive any compensation (as salary, wages, etc.) for one's labour or service.

to get or deserve as a result of something one has done.

to gain (interest, etc.) as profit.

to take or own a responsibility of or for.

to become a soft, semisolid mass; to become coagulated, curds.

a percussion instrument consisting of a hollow hemisphere with a wide mouth on which a membrane stretched tightly, played by beating with the sticks; a kind of drum.

to spring, jump up.

to rise or fly high into the air; to soar.

to move or glide on currents of air.

to go away; to depart.

(a group of people, mob) to break up and move in different directions; to scatter; to disperse.

an instance of jumping or leaping forward or down.

the distance covered by such a movement.

the act, manner of flying; flight.

a kind of boat.

an aircraft; an aeroplane.

(in comp.) of, at or in the rear.

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a coagulated mass.