witness, eyewitness, a person who has personally seen something happen and so can give a first-hand description of it

lose, throw away, waste, squander, pass

money paid for singing

acceptable, agreeable, bearable, palatable

evidence, testimony, a formal written or spoken statement, especially one given in a court of law

cause to sing

a person doing business of Raising cattle like cows, buffalo etc. and selling their milk, shepherd, herdsman

to bring forward (or to produce) evidence or a witness or witnesses, to make (one) a witness

inner diseases

to bring evidence, to take a witness, to invoke

make (someone) witness, call to witness

obscure or recondite matters

a witness to go back on his statement

to make (one) a witness, to name (a person) as a witness

apostasy, heresy, going astray

said on the occasion when the concerned person shows little interest in the matter while others are very keen

a true witness

an unreliable witness

Witness for the prosecution.

bear witness, give evidence, testify under oath, depose

summon a witness for hearing

an eyewitness

hearsay witness

an eyewitness

defence witness

attesting witness

tutored witness

Witness for the defense.

eyewitness