Verb:

ਅਨੰਦ,

have a ball's Usage Examples:

To have a ball scuffed up in five overs is something that we haven"t seen before.

They did not have a ball, so they made one out of an old stocking and some rags.

"Grand Old Time: Former Yanks have a ball".

"Flying the flag: We all have a ball at lucky sevens!".

The story of Cipollino was popular enough to have a ballet staged in the Soviet Union in 1973, composed by Karen Khachaturian and choreographed by Genrik Alexandrovich Maiorov.

you have a ball?" 【veau，最】: for expressing superlative degree 【duix，最】: for expressing superlative degree (this is a loan word) 【zangs，太】: too 【nguenxges，更加】:.

Sias, Holly, "Want to have a ball? Try Rugby", The State Journal-Register, September 23, 2008, Page 12.

finished at half time, as the Cork ball had burst, and Tipperary did not have a ball.

when skydivers have a ball that weighs 455–590 grams and release it in free fall.

Someone proposed to call it "Naismith Game", but he suggested "We have a ball and a basket: why don’t we call it basketball?" The eighteen players.

Synonyms:

bear, sustain, stockpile, carry, exert, maintain, hold on, monopolize, wield, keep, monopolise, stock, have got, feature, hold,

Antonyms:

lose, inhale, absorb, substantiality, tasteful,