shoes, slippers, sandals

(Swindle) to go on a swindle journey, in which there is confidence to come victorious

the act of ploughing

levy or tax for plowing or tilling

talkative, loquacious

mend shoes

pay respect or homage, revere, (esp. of a great man, mentor or maestro from whom one learns a lot as a result), serve devotedly

kicking by shoes, slapping with shoes, to humiliate, make (someone) feel ashamed and foolish by injuring their dignity and self-respect, especially publicly

to be beaten with shoes, be taunted, be humiliated, to be ashamed

flatter, be servile, do menial service

lick shoes, flatter

to loaf about, to loiter, to walk aimlessly

loaf around, roam or wander aimlessly, be jobless, knock about aimlessly or unsuccessfully

to go on a swindle journey, when the thugs gather in the number of two, four or ten twenty and intend to travel, then went to Pandit with their leader, they find out the auspicious day and direction of the journey and this Pandit also nominates his leader

foolish bargain

natural virtue or power

already won

the thing that is done to astonish or disturb

to harass, to torture