Words tagged under "Swindling"

hole, pit, abyss, grave

(Thagi) utensil

(in thuggee) unseasonable rain, considered as a bad omen

deposited, given in trust or charge

a thread, rope, chain

name of a fish

lion

(of a hurt animal) escape

deaf

common area for small congregation,drawing room, meeting hall or place, seat,

Load, burden

profligate, vagabond, promiscuous, corrupt, malicious

very old or aged

chaff, husk, sawdust

a kind of necklace

confuse, whirling

moving

the act of licking

dimness, dullness of sight

thrift, heist, robbery

a sword

fretful, peevish, cross, bad-tempered, testy, irritable

sparrow,

heart, mind

female goblin, witch

taking long strides, a lean long-legged (horse), longshanks

thickness, denseness, bulkiness

stick

afford, offer, allot, allow, emit, give forth, give (birth), give, confer, lay (eggs), pay (a debt, etc.), produce, yield, raise (a cry for help)

manner, behaviour, the one who works with manner, vary cunning person

a chattering bird commonly seen in flocks

holding, laying hold of, seizing

name of a Hindu goddess

past tense of 'ganvana'

village, hamlet

new leaf springing from the centre of plantain tree, sprout

be pleased or delighted, revel

maker, doer, agent

A bundle, parcel, packet, package, bale, a bag

stolen goods which are in the possession of a thief

snatch, usurp, seize

a thug who cheats travelers

superintendent, inspector of customs, officer who patrols or watches over, officer who supervises the work of village accountant

gurgle, rumble, the gurgling sound made by water in a hookah

a hard knot

a tinkling anklet

A kind of rainy grass which is found in the north plains area and which animals eat with great fervor

(Swindle) to go on a swindle journey, in which there is confidence to come victorious

brave ones, high-hearted

thorn, fishing hook, fork, fish-bone, hand (of watch or clock), weighing scale, pointer (of balance)

earthen pitcher with spout, pipkin

small metallic bowl, small brass cup without a handle

betel leaf (paan) prepared and folded for eating

a bulbous root, squill

to load, lade, burden, freight (an animal, or a cart, or a boat or ship)

cottage, a Hindu hermit's cell, temple

marshy or alluvial land

fish

blandishment, coquetry, faith, honour, respect, regard, hospitality, pride, arrogance, conceit, haughtiness, vanity

the pupil or trainee of a swindler who trying cheating first time

prater, talkative person

Thugs which are set to eradicate evidence from crime scene

a clove of garlic

(thuggee) hangman

small fried spicy cake made of a mixture of gram flour and spices

the horse who is fast runner

marking on the ground with their feet by smoothie

deteriorated form of 'ramz', indicatory talk

mould

leucorrhoea, a whitish discharge from vagina

become a bit crazy due to old age, be deprived of common sense in old age, loss of mental strength or loss of memory when the age crosses sixty, to turn sixty years of age or more

apple, a fruit with red or yellow or green skin and sweet to tart crisp whitish flesh

hull of a boat, rudder

stitched

devoid of, lacking, empty, blank, dull, without brightness, shocked, astonished, still, quiet, silent, without sensation or feeling, numb

profession of a goldsmith

contracted, straitened, confined, strait, narrow, tight

a scholar of a branch of Yajurveda

large tray, trough, basin

sword, dagger

die

fluctuation, ups and downs, the vicissitudes of life, ebb and flow, loss and gain, ascent and descent, rise and fall