an elephant.

the trunk of an elephant.

a lion.

a time or opportunity for action which comes in due rotation or order to each of a number of persons, animals, etc.; a time; a turn.

an offering of a person or animal to a god in a religious rite.

something grasping obnoxiously; jaws.

an attack (as by an enemy, robber, etc.).

the condition of being under the control of another.

a sloping for the ox or oxen to walk down while drawing the water from a deep well.

sexual excitement; heat.

sexual union; coition.

a deep and wide pit dug and camouflaged, to catch and tame wild elephants.

of great extent or amount.

taking up much space; bulky; large.

big as compared with others of its kind.

comprehensive; far-reaching.

operating on a big scale; of a great scope or range.

grand and pompous.

physically strong; vigorous; hardy.

costing much; expensive; dear.

sumptuous (said of food).

giving cause for concern; serious (as a disease, wound, etc.).

causing or likely to cause considerable danger.

rich; wealthy.

that which is characterised by heaviness, bulkiness.

excessiveness.

importance as a cause or influence; consequence.

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the side of a human being between the ribs and hip; the flank.

the region on the side of something.

without covering or clothing; naked; nude; bare.

without the usual furnishings, contents, etc.

unadorned; bald; plain.

empty; having no stuff.

till; upto (the point of time or point, place).