a belt, sash or strap and badge of service, a board on which Hindus sit while eating or performing religious ceremonies, a deed of lease, a horse's girth, a wooden club or cudgel, baldric (for sword or other piece of equipment), dog-collar, lock of (man's) hair, muscle, the sport of fighting with wooden clubs or sticks

free oneself, flee, run away

have a slight fear, leaves to rattle, produce a very low sound

heal a wound with herbs, applying a leaf on a scar

to run as fast as one can, to take to one's heels (so called from a boy's game in which the runner has to pluck a leaf from a certain tree and catch one of the rest who have run off)

have a written agreement

free oneself and run away, escape

running away on the slightest noise, being wise enough to get the tell-tale signs

sack, remove or exclude someone from some profitable work, venture or office

take off the strap and badge to dismiss from service

have a mock-fight with a club

one who plays with cudgel, fencer

lease-holder, lessee

lease-holder, lessee

giving a little action, giving a little movement

nothing can be done without the will of God

exchange of seats by the bride and bridegroom at the conclusion of a (Hindu) marriage ceremony

mock fight with a club, clubbing

weather to be suffocating

fine, fee, or complimentary present of money, on the grant of a lease

blind with variegated design

be bewildered or puzzled

leaf