change the water in a hookah

of a bad memory to haunt again, an old pain or wound to reappear

to be refreshed (by)

to say something unique

a large huqqa with a flat bottom which stands on the ground (in contradistinction to a small one which is carried in the hand)

fresh, new, recent

hookah, water pipe

perform fresh ablutions

a kind of small hookah, often smoked by dervishes

to remember afresh

modern time

fresh, just descended from branch

fresh, new, recent

ever fresh, ever new, fresh and blooming

fresh, new couplets

a kind of clay piece which is placed on the hookah tobacco to keep fire stable

the monk is also king when his stomach is full, nobody care any thing except his own

new world

to smoke huqqa, too much doing huqqa smoking