bad habit, addiction

braid of hair

kick, leg

English governor in British India, lord, chief

vine, hanging branch of a creeper

a loose woman, a woman of the town, a harlot

thin, lean, reduced (by sickness), emaciated, weak, impoverished

kaahil

kicks

God grant! would that! how I wish!

ujlaa

reeling, staggering, stumbling, swaggering.

an addict

acquire a habit or vice, become addicted, to become a habit or vice, have a bad habit

cudgelling, beating

To be held by hair, to be under the power

a faqir with matted hair

thick (as soup)

hearth-rug, threshold

to beat any viscous substance till the viscosity comes out, to take the viscosity out

to have (or, to acquire) a bad habit or vice

dandy

drenched, bespattered, soaked through, besmeared

addict, to be addicted to a particular substance, typically an illegal drug etc, to be in the habit of bad things

to suffer a kick or beating

beating, cudgelling

hanging, suspension

stagger, tremble, trip

a quack medicine or nostrum, simple remedy

one who is always taking a beating due to his ill-behavior

with difficulty, in hardship

to trample on, to tread on, to buffet

ignominious treatment

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