act of flying, flight, manner of flying (esp of a pigeon)

flying

sudden disappearing, magical, fly-by-night

fly

flying saucer, UFO (unidentified flying object)

a kind of fireworks pomegranate made from a mixture of potas and blown into the atmosphere to the extent of its power when given a fire

An infectious disease, contagious infection

the flying cot or flying bed of fairy tales, flying throne

flying squirrel

a small chador used by ladies to cover the head and upper body

to deceive the gambler, the action of releasing penny from finger, Metaphorically: cheating, fraud

vanish (like a ghost), disappear suddenly

an old game played by children with ring taw or marbles

subservient, submissive, obedient, loyal, under the spell of

subordinate, servant, slave

hot water, boiling water

fly away, disappear, vanish

cover with a sheet or mantle, wrap in a garment or cloth

clumsy, inept, awkward, ham-fisted

keep in dark by deceiving, deceive, evade

Airport.

fuel, firewood, cause (a fire) to burn more intensely

(esp. of a pigeon) show the elegance or power of flying

fading (colour)

spoil, spoil the work,

malice, malevolence, hostility, enmity

to raise objection (to), throw obstacles (in the way)

fly, spread in air, of colour fade, wear out,

flimsy excuses for creating trouble

cloth used by women to cover upper part along with head

put on, swathe, swaddle, drape oneself, cover or wrap oneself with

bedding, bed and bedding, an all time occupation, routine,

half-and-half, two equal parts, in two parts

former coin of half an anna (no longer in use)

to cover (one) with a sheet or mantle, to marry (since, among villagers, in marrying a widow a sheet or mantle is thrown over her)

(women) exchange mantles as a token of friendship