to slip or slide (as from one's grip or hold).

to slide accidentally losing one's grip of the feet (as while walking).

to move along in constant frictional contact with some surface; to move in this manner on a sled, the feet being in contact with a smooth surface (as ice).

to be displaced from a higher place or position to a lower one.

to become futile, useless or ineffective.

to go, move quietly and smoothly without being observed.

to go back, to withdraw oneself, to retreat.

to violate or miss (regulations, one's duties or promise etc.).

an act of slipping, losing grip of one's feet or sliding on a smooth surface.

a slippery surface.

a downward slope of a ground; a slope.

that which tends to move backward.

an instance or the condition of deceiving or being deceived; deception.

lack of conviction; uncertainty; a guessing without having sufficient convincing proof.

to escape from one's memory.

the watery discharge from the mucous membranes of the eyes; the rheum.

a rise of body temperature above the normal; fever.

any of various diseases of which fever is a prominent symptom.

a state of heightened or intense emotion or activity.

a contagious usu. transient enthusiasm.

the last period of normal human life, esp. when physical abilities are failing or have failed and body is becoming or has become infirm.

gold, a malleable ductile yellow metallic element, used especially in coins, jewellery, etc.

a thin wire of gold extruded, to be used in textiles; a gold lace.

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a man who has, habitually tends to have, sexual relations with a woman or women other than his wife; a lecher; a debauchee.

to change one's place; to move; to go.

to run away or escape from danger, pursuit, unpleasantness, etc.; to flee.

to be lost.

to go to a side, ( as, leaving some room for others).

to move (oneself) from above or one's grip; to slide; to slip.

to make loose; to unfasten; to loosen.

to tighten; to fasten.

to insert (something) into with force.

to make changes so as to fit, conform; to make (something) suitable; to adjust.

to slip by or past; to pass.

to die; to cease.

to stop because of indecision; to pause or delay in acting, choosing or deciding because of unsure feeling or lack of confidence.

to lose power, status, reputation, dignity, etc.

to sag down.

to fall down.

to criticise or reproach severely.

to reproach in a mocking or insulting manner; to jeer at; to ridicule; to taunt.

to fall, shrink or break down, completely; to collapse.

to talk or comment with a sharp and satirical or ironic utterance designed to cut or give pain; to be sarcastic.

to make roaring sound; to shout loudly.

ಜರಿದಾಟ jaridāṭa the act of mutually reproaching severely; ಜರಿದಾಡು jaridāḍu to engage in a mutual reproaching.