a kind of old type of scales to weighing gold, silver etc.

piece, morsel, part, bit

piece, part, bit, fraction

flock (of birds, esp. pigeons)

bucket, small basket with a lid

large basket without lid

water

a kind of soil which is retentive of moisture

(sand) dune, hillock, knoll

a fillip, tap

corroborative; urgent, pressing; emphatic, positive, peremptory

oratory

small scales

trio, triplet, triad, threesome

stout, robust, strong, well-built

mouth watering

to condemn, denounce, rebuke

turning from one side to the other, tossing about in bed

defeat in a game

(inside of mouth or the tongue) be injured or to burn due to hot pepper or some very tart and sour food,

depend upon, live on

live on free food

(of cloth or paper) tear into pieces