to leave the hand held.

(fig.) to abandon (one's plan, project, etc.).

to leave (someone) in trouble and needing help.

(fig.) to give, spend, donate liberally.

a load that is or can be carried on the back of an ox.

the act of cheating, deceiving; cheat; deception; fraud.

a pretending to be what one is not or to feel what one does not feel; hypocrisy.

any of an order (Chiroptera) of furry, nocturnal flying mammals having membranous wings and navigating by echolocationand which feed on insects, nectar, fruit, flesh or blood; a chiropter: a bat.

a small hill; a mound; a hillock.

a path not laid properly; the one that is not comfortable to walk on.

a wrong, immoral path; improper, indecorous behaviour or act.

an instance of acting in a dictatorial manner; arrogant, domineering or unduly proud behaviour.

any of the fingers of the hand.

a pair of lockable linked metal rings for securing a prisoneṛs wrists.

the husk or bran of rice, separated by pounding.

a behaving in an arrogant, overbearing manner; imperiousness.

any material rejected or thrown away as worthless; trash; refuse; rubbish.

a dirty fellow.

a knob - a) a rounded lump or protuberance; b) a ball-like handle of a door, drawer, etc.; c) a similar device used in controlling the operation of equipments as a radio, TV receiver, etc.

a small, round, metal object; a boss.

a swelling on the body, caused by a heavy blow.

a little, crude house with thatched roof.

a man who sells loads (of hay) carrying on the back of an ox.