the power to direct and control

lose a chance, lose control, becoming helpless

a groom, syce

kind of jackal which howls to warn of an approaching tiger

turn attention to something else, turn the rein

give a horse the rein, make a horse run at full speed

to liberate, concede one's control

reins to be shaken by the rider as a signal to move

a member of the Rajput tribe living in Malvah, India

wooden tool used by carpenters

the end of reins held by the rider

a long rein to lead horses

a rider, one who has the reins in his hands, one who is in control

a mentor or protector of prostitutes

take the reins, pull up (a horse)

(of a horse) jib on putting pressure on the reins

tigress, lioness

a native tribe of Thar region

wedding garment (bridegroom's), robe of honour

knife, stiletto

leave one to himself

tiger's skin

knuckle-duster, a metallic device worn on fingers for attack or defence in a fight

(of a rider) turn

herd of deer

lion's skin, a blanket resembling a lion's skin