said on the occasion when one develops a habit of eating sweets or confections

something having many ingredients, something that panders to all tastes, pot-pourri

fall on one's back

proclaim or assert boldly, declare

to be defeated, to be overwhelmed, to be overcome by a stronger force

if a weaver goes to see row he comes back with a bloody nose, one should mind one's own business, poking nose in other people's row can cost dearly

wages for odd days or for a break in work

by beat of drum, publicly, openly, overtly

be hurt