the behaviour of a person trying to get, by affected manners, others attention or admiration; showiness; dandyism; coquetry.

to draw or haul toward oneself or itself; to pull.

to draw by appealing to the emotions or senses, by stimulating interest or by exciting admiration; to attract.

to pull out; to pluck.

to bring another under one's control; to subjugate.

to beat with a stick, club repeatedly.

to wash clothes by applying soap and beating them on a stone.

to move unsteadily; to tremble.

(a ligament or muscle of a joint) to be wrenched or twisted; to be sprained.

(math.) to divide one quantity by another.

to throw; to hurl.

the act of pulling, drawing, hauling towards.

attractive quality or power; magnetic charm; fascination; attraction.

a prey-animal used to lure another into a snare; a decoy.

the act or an instance of looting, plundering.

metal that has been drawn into a very long rod, usu. circular in cross section.

a long, slender twig, leaves taken off, used in punishing students; a stick.

a small, slender branch of a tree or shrub; a twig.

that is thin; slim.

having little fat or flesh; lean.

the tree Oroxylum indicum ( = Bignonia indica, = Calosanthes indica) of Bignoniaceae family.

the tree Shorea talura ( = S. robusta, = Vatica robusta) of Dipterocarpaceae family.

a tree (in gen.).

a wall enclosing a space, a building or buildings; an enclosure; a compound.

a percussion instrument consisting of a hollow hemisphere of copper or brass with a relatively smaller base, and a parchment top that can be tightened or loosened to change the pitch; a kettle-drum.

to lose one's natural properties (as colour, energy, disposition etc.) 2) to become tired, fatigued, exhausted.

to lose one's temperature; to become cool.

(a tooth) to have a sudden, sharp pain (as from sourness).