To finish one’s turn.
To fire away.
To fire away: give it plain and hot to. (ٺوڪي unhesitatingly, without fear).
To fix the eyes upon (as a cat or lizard does on its prey).
To flare up, to froth.
To flare up.
To flash, glance, snatch a hasty view.
To flatter or try to deceive by fair words, to wheedle.
To flatter, to wheedle. to persuade by coaxing or flattery, to cajole, to bluff.
To fleece (a person); to scold, snub.
To flutter one’s wings.
To fly a kite.
To fly into a fit of passion.
To fly to one for protection.
To fly to one for protection.
To follow after.
To follow in succession.لڳو گورو، ڀڳو ٺوڙهو، لس لغارين لائي Refers to the flight of Mir Thoro and the Lagharis from the battle-field, during the Sind war, 1843, as soon as the cannon was fired by the British troops.
To follow in the wake of.
To follow like a shadow.
To follow on the heels of.
To follow one’s nose.
To follow, to dog.
To foment a quarrel.
To force open a mouth so closed.
To force, compel.
To form a friendship.
To form a plot; to plan.
To frequent a place, to come frequently or one after another.
To fret or kick up (as beer).
To frighten, alarm.
To frighten, threaten.
To frown, scowl.
To frown.
To frown.
To fulfil one’s promises.
To furnish supplies; to cater.
To gain nothing.
To gain on both sides with little labour; to have a capital opportunity.
To gallop (a horse, etc.)
To gallop round in a circle; to be bankrupt.
To gape.
To gaze, lovingly at each other.
To get a new lease of life; said of one who has recovered from a dangerous illness, also, fig. of an institution.
To get a shoe-beating.
To get a taste, or habit for anything.
To get an opportunity for profiting.
To get an opportunity; to seize time by the forelock.
To get angry; to be possessed by a جن
To get confounded.
To get confused in a trifling matter.
To get fresh news.
To get off cheaply; to get off lightly.
To get off scot-free.
To get some sumptuous food.
To get the interest and perquisites before the amount is due; to get more than one’s deserts.
To get worse (as a patient).
To gird up one’s loins.
To gird up the loins.
To gird up the loins; to tie on a girdle.
To give a child a name; also to nick-name.
To give a helping hand.
To give a person a bad name unjustly.
To give a portion of any thing eatable to another to avert his evil or covetous eye cast on it.
To give a portion to one and a portion to the other; to distribute. (ٿانسڌ an entertainment or feast to Brahmins).
To give a severe scolding, to rebuke.
To give an opportunity; to check or tick off.
To give authority; to give a long rope.
To give credit or allowance for any item in an account.
To give help, to give a lady in marriage.
To give in charity with a large heart.
To give in writing, to sign or execute a deed.
To give no heed.
To give no rest; to annoy.
To give one’s daughter in marriage; to subdue oneself.
To give one’s life for.
To give one’s word or make a promise.
To give scolding to.
To give scope to pleasure, to revel.
To give the fortieth part of one’s gains as a tithe or charity.
To give to the winds, to ruin, destroy, waste.
To give up a job or work; to remain unemployed.
To give up egotism; to have self-control or self-restraint.
To give up the ghost; to yield up the spirit; to expire, to die.
To gloat over; to become overjoyed.
To gloat, rejoice.
To gloat, to exult.
To gloat; to become overjoyed.
To glory in, take a pride in.
To gnash the teeth and grin from rage.
To go beyond bounds, to become mad.
To go constantly to a person (said when such action is disliked).
To go empty handed.
To go into raptures.
To go mad, to be demented.
To go near, to approach, to use.
To go on (any business).
To go scenting about in search of anything.
To go to a place several times.
To go to excess, not to care for the feelings of others.
To go to excess.
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