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pompous manner |
Noun
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the state, act, or manner of being pompous |
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yawning sickness |
Noun
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a condition characterized by frequent yawning |
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turn out to be |
Verb
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to be proven or established as |
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be knocked |
Verb
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to have a knocking sound produced |
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be tapped |
Verb
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to have a tapping sound produced |
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style of playing |
Noun
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manner or method of playing an instrument |
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to be groomed |
Verb
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to be made to look stylish or well-groomed |
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to be dressed up |
Verb
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to be made to look well-dressed |
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wayside shelter |
Noun
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a neat shelter built along a road for travelers to rest |
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be decided |
Verb
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to be determined or settled |
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to dress up |
Verb
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to cause someone to dress up or look stylish |
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dismissed employee |
Noun
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an employee who has been summarily removed from their position |
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sacked person |
Noun
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a person who has been fired or dismissed |
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abrupt reply |
Noun
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a quick or blunt response |
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blunt answer |
Noun
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a direct and unceremonious reply |
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bickeringly |
Adverb
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in a manner involving minor bickering or squabbling |
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fraudulent profession |
Noun
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a profession based on deception or swindling |
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cause to cheat |
Verb
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to cause someone to commit fraud |
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induce to swindle |
Verb
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to induce someone to swindle others |
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station master |
Noun
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the chief officer in charge of a police station |
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fifth daughter |
Noun
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a female child born fifth in birth order |
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fifth son |
Noun
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a male child born fifth in birth order |
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to be rung |
Verb
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to be caused to ring or chime |
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to be chimed |
Verb
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to be made to produce a ringing sound |
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be concluded |
Verb
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to be decided or concluded |
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local bigwig |
Noun
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a person of local influence or authority |
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to shrink |
Verb
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to become stunted or shrunken |
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stunted person |
Noun
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a person who is stunted in growth |
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making stunted |
Noun
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the act or process of making something stunted |
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to be made small |
Verb
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to be made small or stunted |
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be pecked |
Verb
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to be struck by a beak |
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stand upright |
Verb
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to stand still or remain upright in isolation |
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solitary bird |
Noun
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a bird that perches alone near settlements on moonlit winter nights |
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useless object |
Noun
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a derogatory term for a useless or worn-out object |
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worn-out tool |
Noun
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a derogatory term for a blunt or ineffective tool |
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bitterly cold |
Adjective
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extremely cold or freezing |
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bitter cold |
Noun
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intense cold that causes limbs to stiffen |
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intense cold |
Noun
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severe cold that causes numbness |
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young people |
Noun
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young men and women |
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remain motionless |
Verb
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to remain motionless |
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to cause to pout |
Verb
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to cause someone to pout or sulk |
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Jagannath Dham |
Noun
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another name for Jagannath Dham, one of the four holy sites in India |
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Ziziphus |
Noun
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a species of Ziziphus with large leaves and yellow flowers |
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large farm |
Noun
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a large agricultural landholding between 26 and 50 bighas as defined by law |
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large landholding |
Noun
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a large tract of flat agricultural land as defined by law |
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double-edged sword |
Noun
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a small double-edged sword |
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fetidly |
Adverb
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in a manner smelling of decay or rot |
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pinch shape |
Noun
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a pointed shape formed by joining the thumbnails |
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pincer shape |
Noun
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a pincer-like shape formed by the fingers |
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wife of elder brother |
Noun
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the wife of an elder brother |