plenty, abundance, excess, profusion, profuseness

abound, be in plenty

one who manufactures and sells spirituous liquors, distiller, one who keeps a liquor shop

seventy-second

boil clothes for washing or cleaning

become bankrupt, be ruined

distillery, alembic, still

corn, maize

kiln, a furnace or oven for burning, baking, or drying, especially one for calcining lime or firing pottery and bricks

pursue, pester, keep after

allowance

destroy, ruin

corn, maize

anger to subside

exorcise an evil spirit

seventy-two

a type of bird, usually a foot long, which comes to northwest India in winter, sandgrouse

'composed of the five elements', an epithet of the body, the elementary or vital principle, the proximate cause of life and action, an epithet of Brahmā and of Śiva

quite well or right, all right, quite true

very little