উষ্কখুষ্ক এর ইংরেজি অর্থ

(adjective)

(1) dry; rough: উষ্কখুষ্ক চেহারা.

(2) (of hair) slovenly; untrimmed; untidy; dishevelled.

উষ্কখুষ্ক এর ইংরেজি অর্থের উদাহরণ

youth named Carrot Top; a fox, Reynardo; a vain girl, Gigi; and a "huge, tousle-headed, hideous, yet pathetic-looking giant" Alifanfaron.

in his drawings of their mainland adventures; on every page, the robust tousle-headed toddler is usually shown to be exploringly bustling about independently.

Daphne's grit and determination are expressed by Ovid through her tousle with the elemental forces: "Nudabant corpora venti, obviaque adversas vibrabant.

Donald: “Dawny,” 5 or 6, narrator, in love with Latha, tousle-haired, spending summer with aunt Sonora: 17, red hair, niece of Latha,.

All of them mean bouth 'to tousle' and onomatopoeicly allude to the sound of water.

He is described as “A young boy with a wild tousle of red hair, a thin, extravagantly freckled face and upturned nose.

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of comedy in the 1960s and 1970s (Whitehouse, all series) Billy Bleach, tousle-mopped, interfering pub know-it-all who gets it all wrong, usually ending.

"Parfitt’s thing is croaky, tousle headed soul (Chiltern [sic], Westerberg, Springsteen).

This version gave the name "Helga" to the unnamed character of a "naked tousle-headed girl" described by Howard.

The Age's Jo Roberts said that the "slightly goofy" Charlene was a "tousle-headed teenager with an oil rag and hoop earrings".

I watched her tousle the head of the dolly grip and hug the director of photography and continue.

Ginger is described as tousle-haired, but no male character is described as wearing glasses.

cognate, 'to waste away') -le tickle tick -le topple top -le tousle tease (apart) -le trample tramp -le toggle tug -le tumble tumben (Middle.

in his little two-piece pajama, radiating good cheer, ruddy-cheeked and tousle-headed, snappy and wide awake, standing in the old-time pose.

In this attacking behaviour, the parents are said to "tousle" their young.