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Meanings of

talk without reason
  1. तोंडारि आयिल्लें उलवप  (v.)
    Category: Idiomatic phrasal verbs
    figurative meaning

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talk without reason
Idiomatic phrasal verbsवाक्यांश क्रिया
  1. abandon helpless
  2. abide
  3. abuse using obscene, filthy or profane words
  4. accept
  5. accept responsibility
  6. accept unwanted responsibility
  7. accomplish an aim
  8. accuse
  9. acquire a bad reputation
  10. acquire resources to live well
  11. act as if assisting
  12. act beggarly
  13. act contrary to real
  14. act heedlessly
  15. act idiotic
  16. act mad
  17. act pointlessly
  18. act stupidly
  19. act unethically
  20. act unnaturally
  21. add insult to injury
  22. aggravate
  23. amplify
  24. appear after a long time
  25. apply to eye
  26. appropriate
  27. ask for calamities
  28. ask or call for difficulty calamity etc.
  29. assault
  30. assist
  31. attack
  32. attract discomfort due to one's own activity
  33. avoid someone purposefully
  34. await
  35. await eagerly
  36. awaken craving
  37. badger
  38. banish
  39. bask in sunshine
  40. bathe in large quantities of water
  41. bathe off accumulated dirt from body after many days
  42. batter
  43. be about to be bankrupt
  44. be absorbed in the work
  45. be affected by an evil eye
  46. be affected by evil eye
  47. be alert for any sound
  48. be all ears
  49. be angry and sulky
  50. be arrogant
  51. be ashamed
  52. be astonished
  53. be at loose end
  54. be attentive
  55. be awake all night
  56. be aware of a pressure in the head
  57. be bankrupt
  58. be blinded by fear or tragedy
  59. be born of breech delivery
  60. be bounced around
  61. be brattish
  62. be broke
  63. be buffeted about
  64. be burdened with some responsibility
  65. be burdensome
  66. be bursting to come up
  67. be careless
  68. be cheated
  69. be chocked by emotion
  70. be circulated
  71. be compatible
  72. be competent to think properly
  73. be complementary
  74. be completely drenched
  75. be constipated
  76. be consumed with craving for
  77. be cruel
  78. be crushed
  79. be damaged
  80. be dazzled
  81. be dead since long
  82. be deafened by loud sound
  83. be deafened by noise
  84. be deeply attached to someone
  85. be defective
  86. be delayed
  87. be depressed
  88. be despondent
  89. be deterred
  90. be devoid of sound
  91. be diluted
  92. be disappointed
  93. be discouraged
  94. be disgraced
  95. be diverted from studies
  96. be down in the dumps
  97. be drenched
  98. be driven by frenzy
  99. be dumbfounded
  100. be effortlessly intelligent
  101. be effortlessly intelligent, be foolish
  102. be egotistic
  103. be emaciated
  104. be enmeshed in a complication from which escape is impossible
  105. be entrapped in slimy mud or marshy land
  106. be envious
  107. be exceptionally alert
  108. be exhilarated
  109. be extremely angry
  110. be extremely ashamed
  111. be extremely attentive
  112. be extremely happy
  113. be extremely hungry
  114. be extremely tensed
  115. be extremely untruthful
  116. be extremely worried
  117. be eye catching
  118. be fastidious
  119. be fed up
  120. be flustered and make sudden movements of head like rogue elephants
  121. be foolish
  122. be free of burden
  123. be frightened
  124. be furious
  125. be fussy
  126. be gaunt
  127. be generous
  128. be gloomy
  129. be hair raising
  130. be half mad
  131. be happy
  132. be harmonious
  133. be having menses
  134. be heartbroken
  135. be heavily maligned
  136. be held back
  137. be held in disrepute
  138. be held in great disrepute
  139. be helpless
  140. be horror struck
  141. be hungry
  142. be idiotic
  143. be ill
  144. be immersed in godly matters at all times
  145. be imperfect
  146. be imposed upon
  147. be in a bad spell
  148. be in a critical state
  149. be in a frenzy with worry
  150. be in a serious health condition
  151. be in an angry mood
  152. be in difficulties
  153. be in dilemma
  154. be in frenzy
  155. be in haste
  156. be in one's sight
  157. be in the grip of some emotion like anger or extreme irritability
  158. be inclined to
  159. be incumbent against one's will
  160. be inferior
  161. be influenced
  162. be insane
  163. be insolvent due lavishness or squandering
  164. be insolvent due to lavishness or squandering
  165. be intensely watchful
  166. be intoxicated
  167. be involved
  168. be irritating
  169. be jealous
  170. be jobless
  171. be known all over the place
  172. be lazy, be bedridden
  173. be like shackled
  174. be low spirited
  175. be mad
  176. be making frequent visits
  177. be maligned
  178. be mangled
  179. be miserly
  180. be mortally afraid
  181. be muddled and badly organised
  182. be neglected
  183. be nervous
  184. be not able say that which one know but disremember at the present
  185. be not in a haste
  186. be not in one's right mind
  187. be not up scratch
  188. be noticed
  189. be of correct measure
  190. be of no value
  191. be of peculiar habits
  192. be of poor quality
  193. be on the brink of death
  194. be on the decline
  195. be on the tip of the tongue
  196. be on the verge of death
  197. be orphaned
  198. be out of one's control
  199. be out of senses
  200. be over smart
  201. be over worked
  202. be overcooked
  203. be overenthusiastic
  204. be penny- pinching
  205. be perfectly fitting
  206. be pleased
  207. be pompous
  208. be possessed by an evil spirit
  209. be pressed down
  210. be pricked by conscience
  211. be puffed up with pride
  212. be punished
  213. be ready to do something
  214. be ready to sacrifice one's life for someone
  215. be resolute
  216. be rid of anger/irritation
  217. be ridden of unwanted responsibility
  218. be scantily dressed like wearing a very low necked blouse by women
  219. be second-rate
  220. be secretive
  221. be sick, be lazy
  222. be silent
  223. be silent when the need was to talk
  224. be so angry as be ready strike
  225. be sodden
  226. be sorry
  227. be soundless
  228. be sourpuss
  229. be standing even after a long time after entry
  230. be still standing
  231. be stingy
  232. be stranded
  233. be stupid
  234. be substandard
  235. be swamped with ill luck
  236. be sympathetic
  237. be terrified
  238. be terror stricken
  239. be thoroughly wet
  240. be thrifty
  241. be thrilled
  242. be thrown about
  243. be tied to the oil mill
  244. be tongue tied
  245. be unable to leave
  246. be unable to think properly
  247. be uncontrollable
  248. be undecided
  249. be under one's control
  250. be under the spell of some spirit
  251. be unyielding
  252. be utterly exhausted
  253. be utterly selfish
  254. be utterly shocked
  255. be very angry
  256. be violent
  257. be weak
  258. be weak or watered down
  259. be weakened by old age
  260. be weary of life
  261. be weird
  262. be wet and sticky
  263. be within reach
  264. be worried
  265. be worse
  266. be worthless
  267. be yearning do something
  268. bear in mind
  269. bear the emptiness in one's house
  270. beat
  271. beat about the bush
  272. beat mercilessly
  273. beat mercilessly or indiscriminately
  274. beat someone
  275. beat thoroughly
  276. become a burden
  277. become a mother
  278. become an earning person
  279. become angry lightning speed
  280. become arrogant
  281. become bankrupt
  282. become bankrupt and resort begging
  283. become bankrupt due to lavishness
  284. become calm
  285. become clean
  286. become crooked in character
  287. become drowsy
  288. become emotional
  289. become extremely angry
  290. become extremely ignominous
  291. become extremely thin with illness
  292. become fat
  293. become feeble
  294. become free from tension or work or responsibilities
  295. become fully aware of
  296. become furious in a flash
  297. become haughty
  298. become hoarse
  299. become hopeless
  300. become ignominous
  301. become ill because of somebody else's longing for the food one was eating
  302. become mad
  303. become mad with tension
  304. become mental with worry
  305. become more inferior
  306. become obese
  307. become pauper
  308. become penniless
  309. become pregnant
  310. become self-dependent
  311. become self-reliant
  312. become superior in uselessness
  313. become thin
  314. become unbalanced mentally
  315. become unethical
  316. become unwell
  317. become useless
  318. become wider than longer
  319. befall a calamity
  320. beg
  321. behave foolishly
  322. behave without weighing consequences
  323. behold
  324. beseech
  325. blast out words
  326. blink
  327. bloat
  328. blow out of proportion
  329. blush
  330. boast
  331. bog
  332. bolt down
  333. boss around
  334. bow with shame
  335. brag
  336. break the fold
  337. bribe
  338. brighten up
  339. bring dishonour
  340. bring ruin
  341. bring the limelight
  342. bristle
  343. broadcast someone's secret intentionally
  344. bruise
  345. burglarise
  346. burn with envy
  347. burn with jealousy
  348. burn with malice
  349. butt in
  350. buy trouble
  351. cajole
  352. calm
  353. caress
  354. carry a burden
  355. carry on hip
  356. carry the burden of one's sins
  357. cast an evil eye
  358. caught in a trap
  359. cause envy
  360. cause hindrance
  361. cause hindrance while walking
  362. cause ill effect by the happening of what was said in jest
  363. cause to lose footing)
  364. cause to trip
  365. change direction
  366. change from one hand the other or one person to other
  367. change hands
  368. change opinion
  369. chase
  370. chat for length
  371. chatter
  372. cheat
  373. cheat and get away with something
  374. cheat and take away
  375. churn out stories
  376. clamp on someone’s throat with the intention of pushing him out
  377. clasp onto
  378. clean
  379. clean out by robbing
  380. clear the way
  381. cling
  382. cling to
  383. close door
  384. close door partially
  385. cloud with anger
  386. cluster around someone
  387. coat
  388. coerce to do something
  389. collect and bring together
  390. come empty handed
  391. come into possession
  392. come under pressure
  393. commence with a caress and conclude with a stab
  394. complete work at one go
  395. compliment excessively
  396. conceal
  397. concentrate
  398. concentrate on
  399. conclude in mind
  400. concoct tales
  401. concote
  402. confront
  403. congratulate
  404. consider as of no value
  405. consider carefully
  406. consider pros and cons
  407. consider someone or something worthless
  408. consider worthless
  409. contain
  410. continue in one place only
  411. contort
  412. control someone
  413. cook up elaborate falsification
  414. corner someone using the words uttered by them earlier
  415. corrode
  416. count the days to the end
  417. countermand
  418. court danger
  419. cover with gloom
  420. covet
  421. cower with fright
  422. crack knuckles
  423. create lies
  424. cringe
  425. cringe in fright
  426. criticise
  427. crush
  428. crush after falling down
  429. cry
  430. curl up with discomfort
  431. curl with fright
  432. curse oneself
  433. cut off relations or friendship
  434. cut the hand that feeds
  435. damage
  436. dawdle
  437. deal
  438. dealings
  439. deceive
  440. decide
  441. declare openly to all and sundry
  442. decline
  443. defalcate
  444. defame self
  445. delay
  446. delve deep into unnecessary details
  447. demand exorbitant prices
  448. denial
  449. deride
  450. describe one's sufferings
  451. despair
  452. destroy
  453. destroy completely
  454. develop a hump like protuberance at the nape due obesity
  455. develop a hunch
  456. device plans of deceit
  457. devour everything
  458. devour greedily
  459. devour whole
  460. die
  461. dig up confidential information
  462. dilly-dally
  463. disapprove
  464. disarray
  465. disclose
  466. discourage
  467. dismiss someone
  468. disorganise
  469. disregard
  470. distort
  471. disturb
  472. do an inauspicious deed
  473. do anything very slowly
  474. do at one stretch
  475. do foolish thing
  476. do foolish things
  477. do foolish work
  478. do futile work
  479. do happily
  480. do hesitantly
  481. do in one sitting without rest
  482. do only at the last minute
  483. do something freely
  484. do something only at the eleventh hour
  485. do something without forethought
  486. do the irregular
  487. do the things on time
  488. do unrestrictedly
  489. do very slowly
  490. do with difficulty
  491. do with full attention
  492. do with sincerity
  493. do without taking rest
  494. dodge
  495. dominate
  496. donate generously
  497. dose
  498. double cross
  499. drag on hookah
  500. drink liquor
  501. drive away
  502. drive away someone
  503. drop down carelessly
  504. dump any problems on whoever is at hand
  505. dwell in forest
  506. eat all
  507. eat all that was served
  508. eat by snatching
  509. eat cattle feed
  510. eat disinterestedly
  511. eat frequently a small quantity
  512. eat in full
  513. eat one's words
  514. eject
  515. elope
  516. emaciate
  517. embellish
  518. embezzle
  519. encourage
  520. encourage someone to start on an adventure and then do an act to hurt him
  521. end
  522. endure someone's lamentations
  523. enjoy doing
  524. enjoy poisoning someone's mind by tale bearing
  525. enjoy success
  526. enquire about trivial matters
  527. enrage
  528. entice but not give up fully
  529. entrap
  530. entreat
  531. eradicate
  532. err
  533. escape from death
  534. evade
  535. evict
  536. exaggerate
  537. exaggerate one's excuses
  538. excite a quarrel and enjoy it
  539. expand
  540. expire
  541. exploit
  542. express audibly
  543. express displeasure
  544. express helplessness
  545. extort high price
  546. extremely ill and at risk of death
  547. eyes become bulged
  548. fabricate
  549. fabricate lies
  550. fabricate stories
  551. face
  552. face all sorts of risks
  553. face calamities one after the other
  554. face extreme calamity
  555. face resentfulness
  556. face risk
  557. face to cover with gloom
  558. fail to care for
  559. fail to notice
  560. fall at the feet
  561. fall in between
  562. fart with a loud and lengthy hissing whoosh
  563. feast the eyes upon
  564. feed an idea
  565. feed forcibly
  566. feel affection
  567. feel apprehensive
  568. feel astonished
  569. feel attraction
  570. feel bliss
  571. feel compassionate on seeing or hearing someone’s woes
  572. feel disheartened
  573. feel displeasure
  574. feel empathy
  575. feel envious
  576. feel euphoria
  577. feel extremely embarrassed
  578. feel extremely hungry
  579. feel extremely hungry as to get stomach pain
  580. feel faint by fatigue or fright
  581. feel hot
  582. feel hurt
  583. feel irritated
  584. feel jealous
  585. feel like steamed
  586. feel mentally disturbed
  587. feel mentally disturbed due to any particular reason
  588. feel mirth but not show
  589. feel overwhelmed
  590. feel pity
  591. feel relief after worrying a lot
  592. feel sad
  593. feel stewed
  594. feel stifled in the heat
  595. feel stormy
  596. feel strained
  597. feel sweltered
  598. feel sweltering hot
  599. feel the burden of house hold expenses or duty
  600. feel the stomach to be burning due to acidity
  601. feel unashamed
  602. feel yearning
  603. feign ignorance
  604. feign shortage
  605. ferret out
  606. ferret out the secrets of others
  607. fetter
  608. fight between husband wife
  609. fill with emotion
  610. find a way out of difficulty
  611. find the secrets
  612. find the time
  613. finish having periods
  614. finish or wax the floor using cow dung
  615. flash in anger
  616. flash news
  617. flatten by impact
  618. flatter
  619. flatter and coax
  620. fledge
  621. flee for one's life
  622. flounder
  623. fly
  624. follow a path
  625. follow illegal path
  626. for a baby take the first step
  627. for the days to pass by
  628. for the head or drainage point to appear on a pustule
  629. for the house to leak
  630. for the menses not to come on time
  631. for the palm to move smoothly over the skin when patting
  632. for the prominence of spicy hotness of food be lessened
  633. for the sky to brighten up or turn brilliant shades of orange or yellow after sunset
  634. for the spicy pungency be more prominent than the other tastes in the food
  635. for the sunshine to become mild
  636. for the sweet taste to linger
  637. for the veins to bulge out while talking angrily
  638. for the water to seep in through the walls/ceiling
  639. force any work upon
  640. force in drudgery
  641. force out secrets
  642. force someone to act or do something
  643. force someone to do one's whim
  644. force words out
  645. forcefully open a flower
  646. form a plate like mass
  647. forsake
  648. fritter away
  649. frown
  650. fuss
  651. fuss like a spoilt brat
  652. fuss overly
  653. gaze lecherously
  654. gesticulate
  655. get a bigger problem using a smaller problem
  656. get a jolt
  657. get a larger payback for the insult given
  658. get a pretext
  659. get a reason
  660. get a sudden shock
  661. get an excuse
  662. get attached to
  663. get butterflies in the stomach
  664. get damaged
  665. get defamed
  666. get destroyed
  667. get divorce
  668. get emaciated due to hunger
  669. get extra benefit
  670. get extremely angry
  671. get frightened
  672. get heavy scolding
  673. get involved
  674. get irritation in the anus by eating spicy food
  675. get jealous
  676. get out of any given promise by any artful means
  677. get ruined
  678. get skinny
  679. get slow
  680. get something in large quantities
  681. get spoiled
  682. get thin
  683. give
  684. give a dressing down
  685. give a sign by blinking
  686. give an excuse
  687. give away almost free
  688. give blows
  689. give complete attention to specific problem
  690. give control of
  691. give ear to
  692. give excuses
  693. give full concentration to any act done
  694. give peace of mind
  695. give respect
  696. give support
  697. give too much liberty
  698. give trouble by finding fault with each and everything or blaming where not needed
  699. glorify oneself
  700. gloss over
  701. glower
  702. go berserk
  703. go into unnecessary details
  704. go on hands and knees
  705. gobble
  706. gossip
  707. gossip as time pass
  708. grab
  709. grab throat
  710. grasp
  711. grimace
  712. grow luxuriantly
  713. guide
  714. happen to visit
  715. happening of the unexpected and the impossible
  716. harass
  717. harass by following consistently
  718. harden one's mind
  719. have a bout of nausea
  720. have a catnap
  721. have a downward trend
  722. have a full stomach
  723. have a headache
  724. have a liquorish tongue but a lecherous tail
  725. have a mistress
  726. have a muscle cramps
  727. have a scheme
  728. have a sense of relief
  729. have a sunken belly
  730. have a sunken stomach
  731. have access
  732. have brains
  733. have churning sensation
  734. have excessive worry
  735. have extreme attachment for someone or something
  736. have fame
  737. have favourable outcome
  738. have good fortune
  739. have good qualities
  740. have goose bumps
  741. have gooseflesh
  742. have green thumb
  743. have intelligence
  744. have limitations
  745. have liquorish tongue
  746. have menses
  747. have no alternative
  748. have obsession
  749. have repetitive thoughts
  750. have same thoughts over and over
  751. have scorching heat
  752. have second thoughts on giving
  753. have skill
  754. have some kind of problem or illness to body parts
  755. have some part in the problem
  756. have status
  757. have the means
  758. have the stomach growl
  759. have two horoscopes compatible
  760. have unusual features
  761. have urgent need to urinate
  762. have urinary retention
  763. hear attentively
  764. hear out patiently
  765. hear sporadically
  766. help
  767. help or support
  768. hesitate to give
  769. hinder
  770. hindrance caused while walking due the lengthy cloth worn
  771. hold in check
  772. hope and dream for the impossible
  773. hurt at the perfect place
  774. hurt with words
  775. idle away time
  776. ignore
  777. ill-treat
  778. implore meekly
  779. impose
  780. impose a bride or groom
  781. in a bad condition
  782. incinerate
  783. increase the volume of food by adding unnecessary amount of water
  784. infallibly reach the target
  785. influence
  786. inhale
  787. insult
  788. interfere
  789. interrupt
  790. intervene
  791. irritate
  792. itch
  793. itch in the throat
  794. jeer
  795. jumble up household items
  796. jump up to do something in haste
  797. keep a mistress
  798. keep an eye for fear of losing)
  799. keep as a mistress
  800. keep awake
  801. keep away
  802. keep in mind
  803. keep on waiting
  804. keep place open for all and sundry
  805. keep safe without using too much
  806. keep secret
  807. keep silent after speaking lengthily
  808. keep something intact without using due the thought that it will be finished but in the end it will go waste
  809. keep under control
  810. keep under lock and key
  811. keep watch
  812. keeping covered up
  813. kick out
  814. kindle a fight
  815. know good from bad
  816. lag behind
  817. lay down a bit
  818. laze about
  819. lead an innocent to danger
  820. leap into action
  821. leave alone
  822. leave something to its own fate
  823. leer
  824. lend a hand
  825. lend a shoulder to carry the bier of a corpse
  826. lend full cooperation
  827. let fall
  828. let someone down
  829. like
  830. linger on jobs
  831. linger on tongue
  832. linger upon any work
  833. listen
  834. listen carefully
  835. listen with rapt attention
  836. live a life of renunciation
  837. live in a secluded place
  838. live isolated
  839. live like a beggar in a palace
  840. live miserly
  841. live on other's earnings
  842. live the life of an ascetic
  843. live without responsibilities
  844. loiter
  845. look after
  846. look forward
  847. lose a very good opportunity
  848. lose appetite
  849. lose concentration for learning
  850. lose face
  851. lose hope
  852. lose insanity
  853. lose one's head or mind
  854. lose one's way
  855. lose weight
  856. lose whatever little was available
  857. love intensely
  858. love too much
  859. magnify
  860. make a big scandal
  861. make a killing
  862. make a scandal
  863. make a show of helping
  864. make a show of sweeping
  865. make a start
  866. make a wry face
  867. make an appearance
  868. make an excessive and obvious show of desire
  869. make an extravagant display
  870. make castles in the air
  871. make dance to one's tune
  872. make double profit
  873. make ears hot by twisting
  874. make face sullen
  875. make faces
  876. make fool of someone
  877. make friendship or acquaintance with not so good intention
  878. make futile effort
  879. make known
  880. make off with something hiding it under the arm
  881. make one speak in length
  882. make one suffer
  883. make settle
  884. make someone calm
  885. make someone crave for something
  886. make someone dance to the tune
  887. make someone feel small
  888. make someone loose his anger
  889. make someone reveal their thoughts
  890. make suffer heavy loss
  891. make things worse
  892. make unreachable
  893. make up lies
  894. make way
  895. manage household chores and expenses
  896. manage with the sulking of someone
  897. mar one's appetite
  898. marry off
  899. mash
  900. match
  901. meander
  902. meddle
  903. menstruate for the first time
  904. misappropriate
  905. mislead
  906. misrepresent
  907. mock
  908. mortify
  909. motivate and bring forth
  910. move fast
  911. move heaven and earth
  912. move quickly
  913. munch often
  914. mutter
  915. neatly arrange
  916. negation
  917. neglect
  918. nose about
  919. nose out the secrets
  920. not act when needed
  921. not be cowered
  922. not come in front of
  923. not divulge
  924. not have a child but show affection for another's
  925. not hear anything due to inattentiveness
  926. not listen
  927. not making known
  928. not nag
  929. not pay any attention
  930. not pay heed to what is being said
  931. not revealing
  932. not use because of the fear for losing it
  933. obey
  934. obstruct
  935. obstruct the way
  936. offend
  937. open door
  938. over eat
  939. overact
  940. overhear
  941. overlook
  942. overpraise
  943. overstate
  944. pack up
  945. pale
  946. pamper exceedingly
  947. pat
  948. pay heed to
  949. peck food
  950. persistently follow about someone
  951. persistently hide
  952. pester
  953. pinch ear
  954. play tricks
  955. play with unwanted food in the plate
  956. plead
  957. plead for mercy
  958. poison somebody's mind by continuous tale bearing and encourage a row
  959. poke in one's nose unnecessarily
  960. poke nose in
  961. pounce
  962. pounce upon any opportunity to act
  963. pound limbs in the throes of death
  964. pout
  965. preen oneself
  966. pretend to not see
  967. prevent somebody from speaking out
  968. proclaim
  969. procrastinate
  970. procure
  971. propel oneself
  972. provoke
  973. provoke a fight
  974. provoke to start a quarrel
  975. prowl
  976. pry
  977. pull faces to mock
  978. pull or push things about
  979. punish by pinching ears
  980. purse or curl lips and whimper
  981. pursue
  982. put an effort
  983. put off from day to day
  984. put off studying
  985. put one's signature
  986. put the kit to watch the chicken
  987. put up false appearance
  988. put up with a child's cantankerousness
  989. rage
  990. rake up the long lost past
  991. ransack
  992. reach the destination
  993. ready for child birth
  994. ready for periods
  995. realise
  996. reap more than you sow
  997. refusal
  998. refuse
  999. refuse to listen
  1000. regain courage
  1001. regret
  1002. reiterate ceaselessly
  1003. relax
  1004. remain hungry
  1005. remain silent even when in need of speaking up
  1006. remain silent intentionally
  1007. remonstrate
  1008. repeat anything continuously
  1009. reprimand
  1010. reprove
  1011. reserve a place for someone who is late in coming for the temple feast
  1012. respond badly
  1013. retain hope
  1014. retain in mind
  1015. retaliate in larger doses
  1016. retort
  1017. retreat in fear
  1018. return right away
  1019. reveal on purpose
  1020. revive
  1021. revoke
  1022. ridicule
  1023. rise
  1024. rise in volume
  1025. risk one's life
  1026. rob
  1027. roll things about
  1028. root out
  1029. rub in
  1030. ruin
  1031. run fast
  1032. run very fast
  1033. satisfy oneself by beating someone
  1034. scamper about in perplexion
  1035. scare by glowering
  1036. scintillate
  1037. scoff at
  1038. scold harshly
  1039. scorn
  1040. scowl
  1041. screw up one's face
  1042. seal the lips
  1043. see a sign of termite frass
  1044. see to heart's content
  1045. seeds germinate densely
  1046. sees stars or flashing lights after receiving a blow the eye
  1047. seethe
  1048. seize
  1049. self-promote
  1050. send away for good
  1051. set aside
  1052. settle or repress a fight from escalating
  1053. shake hands
  1054. share joy by sharing sweets
  1055. shave one's head
  1056. show a cause
  1057. show adult behaviour by kids
  1058. show arrogance
  1059. show as involved
  1060. show close fistedness
  1061. show contempt
  1062. show disbelief
  1063. show disdain
  1064. show displeasure
  1065. show emotions
  1066. show hand for palm reading
  1067. show odd behaviour
  1068. show off
  1069. show off eminence or wealth
  1070. show off status
  1071. show penuriousness
  1072. show pleasure
  1073. show pride
  1074. show respect and seek blessing by touching elder's feet
  1075. show snobbery
  1076. show stinginess
  1077. show stringiness
  1078. show tantrums
  1079. show the way out
  1080. show their real character with whom contact is dangerous
  1081. show up
  1082. show valiance
  1083. shut up someone
  1084. shuttle
  1085. sign
  1086. signal by winking
  1087. silence
  1088. sin
  1089. sit firmly
  1090. sit in company of
  1091. slap in the face
  1092. slather
  1093. slog without too much remuneration
  1094. smash
  1095. smear
  1096. smear oneself with difficulty
  1097. smoke
  1098. sneer
  1099. snoop
  1100. snuff out
  1101. snuff tobacco powder
  1102. soak completely
  1103. spare time for something or someone
  1104. spark a row
  1105. speack unnecessarily
  1106. speak
  1107. speak angrily and unreasonably
  1108. speak in a nasalised voice
  1109. speak out to ones heart's content
  1110. speed up to the grave
  1111. spend extravagantly
  1112. spend the days of life somehow
  1113. spin yarns
  1114. spoil
  1115. spoil due to heat retained
  1116. spread around fast
  1117. spread rumour
  1118. spring up to any work
  1119. squander
  1120. squash someone
  1121. squat and stand alternately while holding opposite ears as punishment or to make atonement
  1122. squeeze
  1123. stalk
  1124. stand fast
  1125. stand firm
  1126. stand in the middle
  1127. stand still without obeying
  1128. stare
  1129. start a bulge
  1130. start a fire
  1131. start crying
  1132. starting of a pregnancy
  1133. starting of an uproar/commotion
  1134. starve
  1135. starve someone
  1136. stay away from others especially during menses
  1137. steal
  1138. steam inside
  1139. stick on girdles, pans
  1140. stomach to fill with gas
  1141. stop being friends with someone
  1142. stow away
  1143. stretch
  1144. stretch one's body
  1145. stumble
  1146. suffer a setback
  1147. suffer from abdominal gas problem due to hunger
  1148. suffer from extreme hunger pangs
  1149. suffer from insomnia
  1150. suffer from urethritis
  1151. suffer greatly due to some crisis
  1152. suffer in excess
  1153. suffer near-death experience
  1154. suffer reverses
  1155. suffer somebody's crying and wailing
  1156. sulk
  1157. supervise
  1158. surrender to others
  1159. survive hardships
  1160. swallow up completely
  1161. swat flies
  1162. sweep just for the sake of sweeping
  1163. sweet talk
  1164. swing someone or something
  1165. take a rest
  1166. take advantage
  1167. take an interest
  1168. take an unethical path to get something done
  1169. take anger on someone without reason
  1170. take anger out on any person
  1171. take anger out on somebody
  1172. take anger out on someone
  1173. take away without permission
  1174. take extreme risks
  1175. take great care
  1176. take head bathe after the periods
  1177. take in
  1178. take liberty
  1179. take much time
  1180. take no notice of
  1181. take off from the fire
  1182. take one's anger out on someone else
  1183. take part
  1184. take revenge
  1185. take second helping or more
  1186. take someone to own side
  1187. take something in fistfuls
  1188. take unwanted responsibility
  1189. take wings
  1190. talk
  1191. talk a lot
  1192. talk about old matters
  1193. talk after a long period of silence
  1194. talk back
  1195. talk behind the back
  1196. talk exceedingly and elaborately
  1197. talk foolishly
  1198. talk for lengthy periods
  1199. talk freely
  1200. talk harshly
  1201. talk in brief
  1202. talk ironically
  1203. talk loudly
  1204. talk meaninglessly
  1205. talk shoutingly
  1206. talk sugary words
  1207. talk to one's hearts content
  1208. talk too much
  1209. talk using only that which is essential
  1210. talk without reason
  1211. tarnish one's name
  1212. taunt
  1213. tax one's brain
  1214. tease
  1215. tease siblings
  1216. tell big lies
  1217. tell lies
  1218. tell one's own old stories
  1219. tell tale
  1220. that which could have been removed by nails had to be removed using spade. a stitch in time saves nine, if you sort out a problem immediately it may save extra work later.
  1221. think hard
  1222. thrash mercilessly
  1223. throw away
  1224. throw cold water on a plan
  1225. throw dust in the eyes
  1226. tidy up
  1227. to be tossed about
  1228. to cause hindrance
  1229. to cope with brattiness
  1230. to cope with fussing
  1231. to cope with odd behaviour of someone
  1232. to double cross
  1233. to eat listlessly
  1234. to throw things all about in a thorough search
  1235. toil
  1236. toil hard
  1237. toil without minding one's health
  1238. torment
  1239. torture
  1240. touch
  1241. touch lightly
  1242. trap
  1243. tread on heals closely
  1244. treat with excessive care
  1245. treat with extreme love
  1246. trick
  1247. trip
  1248. try one's utmost by toiling
  1249. try one's utmost in difficulty
  1250. try to abuse
  1251. try to assault
  1252. try to get acquaintance or attention
  1253. try to hide
  1254. try to work without essentials
  1255. try utmost in very difficult situations
  1256. trying to help and ending up causing a problem for oneself
  1257. tune in
  1258. turn a blind eye to
  1259. turn a deaf ear
  1260. twist ear
  1261. understand clearly
  1262. unfold and use for the first time
  1263. use cruel words
  1264. use dishonourable methods
  1265. use honeyed words
  1266. use unfairly to the maximum
  1267. usurp
  1268. utter
  1269. utter unknowingly
  1270. value
  1271. veto
  1272. visit
  1273. visit after a long time
  1274. visit unplanned
  1275. wag one's tongue
  1276. wait
  1277. wait for death
  1278. wallow
  1279. wallow in sorrow
  1280. wash hands
  1281. wash hands off something
  1282. waste money
  1283. waste time
  1284. waste time fussing about
  1285. wave
  1286. whet
  1287. while away time
  1288. white wash
  1289. wind up business
  1290. wind up one's bag and baggage
  1291. wink
  1292. wink flirtingly
  1293. wish
  1294. withdraw
  1295. work hard
  1296. work in a very slow pace
  1297. work meticulously taking time
  1298. worry
  1299. worsen
  1300. wrinkle
  1301. yearn
  1302. zigzag