Verb:

গুল্ম কাছাকাছি বীট,

beat around the bush's Usage Examples:

The phrase "to smoke", meaning to fake, bluff, or beat around the bush, comes from the military usage of smoke grenades to obscure and conceal.

certainly not a finesse player; a man who as a defender would not beat around the bush.

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in Mono Output mode was questioned, the conclusion was "I won’t beat around the bush: I think the Nord Piano is fantastic.

"average", stating: "I think I would have liked it more if they didn't beat around the bush and try too hard to avoid certain things.

Weinberg developed a fondness for Errichetti as a man who "didn't beat around the bush", he made no attempt to protect Errichetti from prosecution.

Molloy didn't beat around the bush when he came in.

The idiom has since been shortened to "to beat around the bush.

If you just beat around the bush, then it could keep happening.

Synonyms:

about;

Antonyms:

ordinary; inactive;