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poetic hyperbole |
Noun
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a figure of speech involving the imaginative attribution of a cause for excellence |
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alliterative filler |
Noun
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a rhyming filler word used in conjunction with lalauri |
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easily deceived |
Adjective
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easily swayed or deceived |
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technical education |
Noun
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specialized artistic, practical, or constructive education |
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technical know-how |
Noun
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technical knowledge or skill |
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technology transfer |
Phrase
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exchange of technical knowledge or skills |
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group of beggars |
Noun
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a collection of beggars |
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group of ascetics |
Noun
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a gathering of ascetics or monks |
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gathering of monks |
Noun
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a gathering of ascetics or monks |
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viewing gallery |
Noun
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a building constructed for viewing scenery |
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stuff into mouth |
Verb
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to stuff one's mouth full of food |
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to be cajoled |
Verb
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to be persuaded or coaxed |
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mimetic word |
Noun
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an onomatopoeic word used in ritual gestures |
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tapping sound |
Noun
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the sound produced by tapping the back of a winnowing tray |
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flicking sound |
Noun
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the sound produced by tapping the back of a winnowing tray |
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leaped |
Adjective
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having leaped upward |
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jumped |
Adjective
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having leaped upward |
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useless work |
Noun
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a pointless or worthless task |
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futile task |
Noun
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a pointless or worthless task |
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leap over |
Verb
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to jump over or cross an obstacle |
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plank bridge |
Noun
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a simple wooden bridge made of planks across a small stream |
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dispatch order |
Noun
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a document authorizing the transport of goods |
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shipping order |
Noun
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a document authorizing the transport of goods |
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to cause to trap |
Verb
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to cause someone to be trapped or ensnared |
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to cause to ensnare |
Verb
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to cause someone to be trapped or ensnared |
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torn up |
Adjective
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rendered invalid or void by tearing |
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to be made to flick |
Verb
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to be made to flick or shake off |
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make to flick |
Verb
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to cause to flick or shake off |
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hooding |
Noun
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the act of a snake spreading its hood |
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marginal witness |
Phrase
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witnesses whose names are recorded in the margin of a document |
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witness in the margin |
Phrase
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witnesses signed on the edge of a document |
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a type of jamun |
Noun
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a specific variety of the Java plum fruit |
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sporadic arrival |
Noun
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the process of one or two people arriving or appearing intermittently |
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to cause to bloom |
Verb
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to cause to blossom |
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to make bloom |
Verb
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to cause to blossom |
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to be split |
Verb
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to be caused to split or tear |
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to be caused to leap |
Verb
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to be made to leap or jump |
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thuddingly |
Adverb
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in a manner of falling repeatedly to the ground with a thud |
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thrashingly |
Adverb
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in a manner of thrashing about due to extreme distress |
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writhingly |
Adverb
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in a manner of writhing due to extreme distress |
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to cause to flap |
Verb
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to cause to flap or flutter |
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to make flutter |
Verb
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to cause to flap or flutter |
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to cause to jump |
Verb
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to cause to jump or leap |
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to make leap |
Verb
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to cause to jump or leap |
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show annoyance |
Verb
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to turn the head away in a fit of anger |
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turn away in anger |
Verb
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to turn away in a fit of anger |
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cause to spin |
Verb
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to cause to spin or whirl |
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make someone whirl |
Verb
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to cause to spin or whirl |
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mutual whirling |
Noun
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the act of spinning around each other |
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spinning around each other |
Phrase
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the act of spinning around each other |