shoulders

shoulders

to mount (a child) on the shoulder

carry a baby with its head resting on one's shoulder

shrug, raise one's shoulders to express indifference

shoulder

shoulder to shoulder, collectively, unitedly

shoulder to shoulder, collectively, unitedly

shoulder

one-eyed

a rafter, beam

to push on one because of overcrowding, be thronged, be crowded

be in line, be in straight line, be together

dead bodies or coffin to be carried on the shoulders

walk with one's hand on another's shoulders, move with another's help

to be much crowded

(of a man carrying a litter) change shoulders

(Coffin) carry the bier on the shoulder, to lend a shoulder, to carry away (the dead)

to lend a shoulder, bear the funeral/ bier, to help, to assist

change in the person who is carrying away the dead

to avoid, to admit defeat

throw off the yoke, lose spirit, be discouraged

weight lift

to do humble request, To request