a post, on the roadside, esp. at cross roads, carrying a board giving direction for different destinations; a hand-post.

a steel pole with a hand that turns up and down, beside a railway tract, used in conveying signals to the train-drivers.

(fig.) a person or thing that guides or directs.

the tree Hardwickia binata (= H. pinnata) of Caesalpiniaceae family; Malabar Mahagany.

the tree Hardwickia binata (= H. pinnata) of Caesalpiniaceae family; Malabar Mahagany.

that is pleasing; pleasant; charming; enchanting.

a lustful man;a sensualist; a libidious man.

the tree Cleistanthus collinus of Euphorbiaceae family.

any forest tree and its wood.

a country person, esp. one regarded as unsophisticated, simple, awkward, uncouth, etc,; a rustic.

the steeply inclined land by the side of a mountain.

to become putrid or rotten and emit rancid smell.

to lose freshness or strength; to droop, to wither; to fade.

to be burnt to charcoal.

a bad smell like as that of stale fat, oil or completely putrefied vegetable.