habitual, addicted, used to, accustomed

slanted, inclined, bent

habitual offender, professional criminal

To accustom, habituate, make someone addicted to something,

to become habitual, be accustomed, be addicted, be obsessed, be habituated

bulb of onion

cheat, cunning, imposter, dishonest, fraudster

slanted line lace

a cross-cut lace

calamity, great trouble, misery, misfortune, disaster

crooked, cross

severe trouble

upbraid, scold soundly, berate

side glace, furtive looks, peeping, snooping

Friday

a criminal who is addicted to crime, pathological criminal

a term in Sitar playing

two, few, some, separate, paired, give

give

the day before today, yesterday

disease, illness, sickness, ailment

two

the tenth month of the Persian calendar corresponding to December-January (when the sun is in the sign of Capricorn)

of two minds, divided in thought or sentiment, puzzled, distracted, doubtful, wavering, vacillating, fluctuating, irresolute, abstracted, absent-minded, a waverer, doubt, suspense

sickle, billhook, iron cleaver

karnaa

midwife, wet nurse, nurse

in the imprisonment of civilization

bill payable after a fixed period

conditional sale

multi-dimensional