Verb:

କାଟ |, ଅମଳ କର |,

reap's Usage Examples:

The recluse spiders (Loxosceles (/lɒkˈsɒsɪliːz/), also known as brown spiders, fiddle-backs, violin spiders, and reapers, is a genus of spiders that was.

When Itroun is with child, the witch reappears, revealing herself as the Corrigan, and asks for Aotrou's love as payment.

The characters of Milo Kerrigan and David McGhan from Micallef's previous sketch series Full Frontal also reappeared in this series.

restoration costs after a jersey is removed, including cleaning, reapplying the patina, and reapplying the wax.

When their dad disappears, he does not reappear.

Microscopic glass beads are used to prevent an adhesive from functioning until the user is ready (the beads allow the material to be repeatedly lifted and reapplied during the wrapping process, without compromising the longevity of the wrap).

property of which he retains possession: Provided, That upon request of any lien holder on real estate the court shall cause a reappraisal of such real estate.

Applies for reappointment, then abruptly resignsHitchcock came under increasing fire for her lack of leadership and high degree of invisibility in the Queen's community.

The New Historicism (1989), noted some key assumptions that continually reappear in new historicism: # that every expressive act is embedded in a network.

At this point the magi leave the narrative and do not reappear.

All teams had to reapply for a place in WSL 1 in the next season.

The scandal significantly raised the profile of the SI and led them to reappraise the revolutionary potential of academia, reversing their previous disillusionment.

Synonyms:

garner, harvest, glean, gather, pull together, collect, cut,

Antonyms:

increase, deflate, lengthen, inflate, spread,