the use of false representations to gain unjust advantage; deception.2) the quality of being deceitful; insincerity; cheating.

a pain, calamity or misery inflicted on.

the act or process of thinking seriously and deeply about religion, ethics or moral duties.

a man engaged in taking care of his household responsibilities.

the duties and management of household responsibilities.

the act or an instance of sowing seeds for growing.

deceit; trickery; cheating; fraud.

the discriminative or distinguishing property, attribute, peculiarity, etc. of a thing.

a title given to a person as a sign of privilege, distinction, rank or profession.

a word used to characterise or qualify some person or thing; an epithet.

anything producing an effect or result; a cause.

(log.) a special cause for a general effect; that which must precede the operation of a course; a condition.

trouble inflicted on.

that which is appended, included, annexed.

that has come near; approached; gone very close to.

included; joined with; being together.

(said of seeds) scattered for growing; sown.

a present, an offering made to a king or a respected person.

something given to show friendship, affection, support, etc., a present; a gift.

the tree Avicennia officinalis ( = A. tomentosa) of Verbenaceae family; common white mangrove.

the action or practice of deceiving; concealment or misrepresentation of the truth in order to mislead; deception; fraud; cheating.

a trial of one's sincerity, loyalty, honesty, etc.

(gram.) the penultimate letter of a word.

got; received; acquired; obtained.

causing; bringing about.

taken away; carried further or away.

commenced; begun.