a kind of grass used for thatching

one who plays the clarinet

stampede or chaos to occur

one who knows a secret, a confidant, a secret keeper

flee

midday, noon

settle, full, juicy, fatty, full of muscles

said of a person who is sluggish or lazy in youth

in everybody's presence, in public

full, abundant, prosperous, happy, child bearing, wealthy, fortunate

become childless on a child's death

call it a day

ewe

cupping

blooming youth, prime of life

in heavy rain, in middle of rainy season

incitement, enticement, temptation

full

fill

filling

on who sweeps, sweeper

one who sweeps, sweeper

(of food) stodgy, indigestible

Load, burden

of or belonging to the sea, oceanic, marine, naval

deaf

provoke, incite

a hunting bird

fortune

particles

brown, brackish

a kind of bread prepared on the hot ash of dried cowpats, brown

be provoked