Verb:

পদাঙ্গুলির ডগায় ভর দিয়া চলা,

tiptoeing's Usage Examples:

high as it can, stand on raised legs with its abdomen pointed upwards ("tiptoeing"), and then release several silk threads from its spinnerets into the.

Scandinavia we were pretty green; it was very early days and we were tiptoeing with each other.

jumping from Caprison’s piercing screams to howling industrial winds and tiptoeing square wave melodies, on NON Worldwide, in 2016.

the history of college football: "When I finally saw it on film, he was tiptoeing the sidelines and he jumped up and caught the ball left-handed by the.

One trooper, tiptoeing through some heavy underbrush, suddenly heard three loud clicks behind.

Donald and his nephews are then shown quietly tiptoeing away to search for Ajax, but one of them accidentally spills some candle.

York Times stated "Entering the world of Carly Simon’s new album is like tiptoeing into an enchanted garden.

"After tiptoeing into many messages in recent years, death makes a hasty exit".

"Mignone does a remarkable job at taking what starts as a mild flirtation or tiptoeing into perversity and showing how baby steps can soon lead to full-on, downhill.

She singles out Ruth and berates her for "tiptoeing around her own house like she's afraid of waking someone up".

The cartoon begins with Elmer tiptoeing and telling the audience his famous line, "Shh.

Lewin's black-outlined menagerie is as breezy as ever, tiptoeing, climbing or splashing through lots of white space to the final destination".

overly flowery or cloyingly self-obsessed, so it's pleasant to hear Conway tiptoeing a fairly steady line between heartbreak and infatuation with barely a.

Synonyms:

walk; tip; tippytoe;

Antonyms:

louden; worry; agitate; ride;