Adjective:

ક્રોમ્પી,

yawning's Usage Examples:

appropriate to compare this voice quality to the physiological act of yawning.

austerity package which, attempting to deal with the country"s yawning trade gap, shocked markets with a sudden halving of the peso"s value, which paralyzed.

It opens with a small bug, named Van Vleck, yawning.

Other Women, Film Threat wrote "The story is deceptively simple – and yawningly familiar".

The painting shows a nude woman sitting on the edge of her bed and yawning.

were filled with yawning caverns, pine-embowered recesses and beetling precipices, some hundreds and some thousands of feet in height .

land "with gaping mouth or yawning snout" because the landvættir would be frightened away.

craos (Old Irish: cráes) can mean a "gap, gaping, yawning", as well as "voraciousness", but Pearse has accepted the latter sense, and glosses the name as.

Could we, who are deserving of the curse, behold even only through a fissure the opened heart of Jesus, what should we not see! What should we not feel!As long as we lived in a state of carnal security, without God and without Jesus, we stood on the brink of perdition's yawning gulf, and were unconscious of it.

was first recorded in 1553 and is defined as an expression of "yawning, sighing, languor, weariness, disappointment".

believed some common signs of female hysteria were "tears and laughter, oscitation [yawning], pandiculation (stretching and yawning), suffocating angina.

Vowell found the process of producing non-verbal sounds such as laughing, yawning and screaming on cue to be the most difficult component of the job, a task that working in radio had hardly prepared her for.

The rock"s resemblance to a yawning hippopotamus led to its name.

Synonyms:

open,

Antonyms:

careful, closed,