Verb:

কুঁদা, লাফালাফি করা, ক্রীড়া করা, লম্ফ দেত্তয়া,

frisked's Usage Examples:

adult, told by a teacher that he or she will never amount to anything, and frisked by a police officer, all in the same day, this combination becomes greater.

One member, Ramone, reported that when he was frisked by the border patrol in a European country, the guard shook his head at.

were not allowed to bring in more than one pen; Female reporters were frisked if they wore underwire bras; Reporters were not allowed to bring in their.

After being stopped and frisked in Chelsea, New York, while viewing art in a gallery, Britto created a.

A nun is frisked by a Transportation Security Administration officer at Detroit Metro Airport.

Blakey stands arms outstretched as he is frisked.

five-year period from 2008 to 2013, Sampson was "unlawfully stopped-and-frisked, searched, seized, and/or arrested 288 times," for a total of 63 arrests.

black handkerchief-style face mask, holding a cane, both arms up as he was frisked by a gang of bad guys.

passenger must go through a door frame metal detector (DFMD) before being frisked by a CISF personnel.

They were arrested on the spot by armed policemen, frisked, and escorted out.

Visitors are frisked before entry.

one of her crew members, Salim (Aasif Mandvi), is repeatedly stopped and frisked by police because of his Arab ethnicity.

After being frisked, Lyons put his hands down.

database of personal information of innocent people who were stopped and/or frisked by police officers.

In, a short film about a young black man's first time being stopped and frisked by the NYPD, based on her brother's early experience.

Drivers and passengers may be frisked for weapons upon reasonable suspicion they are armed and dangerous.

Each piece danced, jumped, frisked about separately—on the pavement, between our legs, against the wall, in.

THE PRESIDENT: What's that? What do you have to do? Have they frisked you? (Laughter) MISS MAY CRAIG: Practically.

Synonyms:

hunting; search; frisking; strip search; hunt;

Antonyms:

overact; inactivity; lose; defeat; lack;