Words tagged under "Satirical"

to appear suddenly or unexpectedly.

sarcastically used for a person with shabby, scruffy, and disordered clothes

a reverential way of speaking about Prophet Muhammad

incite rebellion, insurgency or lawlessness, to make someone restless,light or kindle a fire, ignite, set fire to,destroy, waste away, inflame the passions, squander money or wealth

you, self, selves, self, yourself

Açha

well said!

orders, commands, decrees, ordinances, Fatwa, royal edicts, judgments

related to news, the one who wrote columns is news paper, editor

castrated

what you sow is what you reap

enemy of wisdom, a stupid, a block-headed, a doltish person, dunce

wiseacre, know-all

avatar, vicegerent of a god, rebirth of god in another human shape, incarnation

remark in response to dominating attitude

accomplish a difficult job

a tailless snake

be a source of pride or bring credit to one's family

fortunate-female, a kind of festival of Hindu women, satirical: unfortunate woman

gentleman, nobleman, a courteous person, pious man, rich man, influential man

gentleman, good man

be paid in full, get one's deserts, get as much as one can take

learning, knowledge

fool, stupid person, simpleton, blockhead

wise, clever

Hippocrates

respect for the elderly, caring for the elderly

of forty seers

graze cattle, feed, pasture, put to graze

a sucking child, a child or baby in arms, suckling

hen-house, cage for confining birds, coop

hand of destiny, the hidden hand (usually of Providence)

goddess

creep under the tail (like pups under bitch)

having a docked tail, incomplete, vague

be removed, be dispelled

by the grace of God, thank God! God be praised!

thick, dense (liquid)

(sarcasm) to be drowned in mercy, to die

speak

this is by the grace of God

of legitimate birth

losing one's senses, becoming unconscious

losing one's senses, becoming unconscious

the four boundaries, four sides of boundaries, location

eloquent address to honorable personality

to leave, depart

abundantly

(hence, as a title of respect, in addressing, or speaking of, a great man) your honour, your excellency, your majesty

show one's mettle or qualities, show the skill or advantage

(of talent) be manifested or shown, shine, one's defects or faults to be exposed

bigwig, important (person)

from anywhere, from somewhere

heifer, a young cow that has not borne calf

do favour, be generous to

artifice, art, trick, finesse

good, better, best, well

safe and sound, safely, in safety

conversation, discourse, oration

(sarcastically said on someone's ill-deeds) God save you!

God (be your) protector, God keep you,

good fortune, stroke of good luck, luckily

fine, good, lovely, excellent, pleasant, beautiful, pretty, well

what have you understood, nothing!

looking after relatives

mint, coins

(sarcasm) how wise of you!

how excellent! how strange! what a joke!

dear, pet, pampered, darling (child, etc.)

unique, distinguished

utter abusive or scurrilous words

wiseacre

corpse, dead body, stiff, carcass

governor general or viceroy, swaggerer

be very happy, behave arrogantly

an old woman

accept, agree

perceived by the intellect, intellectual

mashallah! as God willed or wished! an expression of praise uttered against the effects of an evil eye or for approval

mahant, presiding head of a Hindu religious order

a learned man

enjoy oneself, revel in

a shrine, tomb, grave, mausoleum

labour

a formal title and family name

inquire after someone's health

mouth, face

speak sweetly, Satirical: use obscenities, reproach

researcher, research scholar, investigator

the one who do judicial quarrel a lot

pheasant

to make a name, to become famous

earn fame

earn honour, win fame

Good heavens! bravo! in God's name!

respectable advisor- sarcastically said

an advisor who is sarcastically referred to as affectionate

be revealed (scriptures)

be niggardly

misfortune

full bloom, full bloom of youth, young man, early spring

knowing the quality or value of persons, connoisseur, one who knows value

pious woman

swallow, gulp down, devour

thrive, flourish, be happy

having good reputation, well spoken of, having good name

poor

be greedy

the skin of the feet to be rubbed away or worn, to be always on the tramp, to undergo useless labour

to worship, or to kiss, the feet (of), to do honour or reverence (to), to shun, avoid

God, holy, pure being-God

something contemptible or of no value

to sit behind the curtain, not to appear before strange men

destitute person, glutton

Back Out, Turn, Wander, Revolve

speak eloquently, soothing and sweet speaking from the mouth, sweetness is an expression of words

(met.) spiritual guide, mystic master

authority, power, old age, status of a saint, shrewdness, cunningness

the young of an animal, especially of bird

Satirical: follow someone everywhere

touch the feet as a sign of respect

anything opposite

the place turned to when at prayer

bandage or pad for a wound

(Satirical) starvation

widower, the man whose wife is dead

arrangement, preparation

(Satirical) used at the time of objurgations

say farewell

a female veil or head-dress of fine linen, muslin, or silk, part of which flows down and covers the face, shoulders, and sometimes the whole body

proud woman

twig of saffron, anything that causes laughter, funny or humorous thing, anything strange and rare

to set out, set off, start

a mixture of dried ginger, ground cumin seed, a caudle of dry ginger, cherished trifle, dry ginger,

be seen, see, be able to see, be visible, have a sudden idea or flash, to be or become visible or perceptible

getting married, the bride sit on the doss

honest and candid person

cordiality, esteem, regard, warmth, ardour, fervour

go or leave, depart

beat, chastise

feel gratified, be pleased or satisfied

in the cool of the day, in the morning or evening

fast as an arrow

Indian round gourd, Indian baby pumpkin, used as vegetable, Praecitrullus fistulosus

wag, wit

to show tantrums

a woman showing too many tantrums, arrogant, proud

prudish woman, finicky, mincing woman

commendation, rarity, excellence, elegance

spring upward and jump

expressing approval or denial

useless, nonsensical, absurd

bravo! well done! excellent! oh!

applaud, appreciate, commend praise, ovation, bravo, shouts of appreciation

(sarc.) an epiphany

saint, holy man

time, hour, period, respite, term, season, opportunity, hard times, adversity, occasion

(sarcasm) extremely carefree, careless

description, narrative, expression of qualities

pensioner, scholarship-holder

westerner, foreigner, immigrant

Hebrew

(sarc.) artful, crafty, cunning

consummate knave

(iron) talk abusive

absolutely, certainly, necessary, needful, surely, definitely, of course

commemoration