millet used as fodder

cloth used by women to cover upper part along with head

put on, swathe, swaddle, drape oneself, cover or wrap oneself with

to speak, utter, say

a kind of five-pronged spade for picking stone, etc, rake used for smoothing loose soil

squirm with anger, writhe, look angry or threatening

cover with a sheet or mantle, wrap in a garment or cloth

to cover (one) with a sheet or mantle, to marry (since, among villagers, in marrying a widow a sheet or mantle is thrown over her)

(women) exchange mantles as a token of friendship

To remove the sheet(from the head) , to disgrace, to expose, to defame

an allusion to the wife's influence, petticoat government

to put on a covering or a garment, to cover or clothe oneself

to tear to shreds, to punish severely, to tear (one's) character to pieces, to disgrace, to expose to infamy

cover or drape oneself with a sheet

marry a widow

To put on a cloak, to disguise

Cut your coat according to your cloth.

to wear a cap