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Root entry · 9 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to a rolling or unsteady gait, often associated with cowardice or a specific physical characteristic. It also extends to the cooing sound of doves and a specific way of wearing a garment.
Derived headwords
- 1.rolling gaitboth
The act of rolling or stumbling while walking.
- 2.flight from battleclassical
A retreat or escape from a war or conflict.
- 3.cooing of dovesclassical
The characteristic sound made by doves.
- 1.to walk unsteadilyboth
To walk in a rolling or stumbling manner, as if about to fall.
- 1.rolling walkerclassical
Describing someone who walks with a rolling or unsteady gait, as if they might fall over.
- 2.cowardclassical
A person who is cowardly, especially one who flees from battle.
- 1.cowardclassical
A person who is cowardly, particularly one who flees from war.
- 1.cooing soundclassical
The sound of cooing, specifically attributed to doves.
- 1.woman with large buttocksclassical
A descriptive term for a woman who has large buttocks.
- 1.pushclassical
The act of pushing or shoving.
- 1.concealmentclassical
The act of hiding or concealing something.
- 1.wearing a garment looselyclassical
A manner of wearing an izar (a type of garment) such that its ends hang down loosely.