harbour, port, dock, anchorage, harbour, sea-port

a sore that does not heal (as a monkey-bite), a running sore, an issue

decorative buntings made with kite paper cuttings

dangerous object in a novice's hands

a sort of chintz from Machli-bandar

the things or post divided into some relatives or known person while they were not eligible for that, nepotism

a wound that is never healed

friendship of an inconsiderate man

a female monkey

port, pass, harbour, anchorage ground

remark made when someone is blamed for another's mistake or someone's responsibility is foisted on another

to cast pearls before swine, an inferior person cannot appreciate superior things

bluff, an empty threat

a wound that is never healed

an issue that is never settled

a blind man cannot judge colour, what should a cow do with a nutmeg

to cast pearls before swine, an inferior person cannot appreciate superior things

chief port or harbour, (local) custom-house, a harbour-master, the receiver-general of duties or tribute

masulipatam

A man loses his opportunity as a monkey his hold of the branch of a tree.

a word recalling, if things were to be done twice, all would be wise