Verb:

சிணுங்கி அழு,

pule's Usage Examples:

Onyx in color, Peter Lehmann's Barossa Shiraz is opulent and concentrated, purveying juicy black cherries and plums in the bouquet.

Home-made mincemeat is for me the taste of opulent festivity and far surpasses commercial varieties.

corpulent form of William Major, comfortably filling his favorite chair and sipping a brandy.

"There can be no doubt that if Cobden had been satisfied to devote all his energies to commercial life he might soon have attained to great opulence, for it is understood that his share in the profits of the business he had established amounted to from £8000 to £10,000 a year.

Thus in Dicentra and Corydalis there are six stamens in two bundles; the central one of each bundle alone is perfect, the lateral ones have each only half an anther, and are really stipules formed from the staminal leaf.

19), or may be cirrose, as in Smilax, where each stipule is represented by a tendril.

It is from John Mair's Historia Majoris Britanniae tam Angliae quam Scotiae, which appeared in 1521 "Circa haec tempora [Ricardi Primi], ut auguror, Robertus Hudus Anglus et Parvus Joannes latrones famatissimi in nemoribus latuerunt, solum opulentorum virorum bona deripientes.

An Alsatian Tokay leans towards a more opulent, honeyed, softly perfumed version that can be dense with minerals, creaminess, and a refined structure.

- Leaf of Viola tricolor (Pansy) showing the large leafy stipules (s).

Bracts forming a fleshy or hard cupule which envelops the one to several fruits.

All of which suggests a personality mentally and physically phlegmatic, a suggestion strengthened by the fact that Bartholomaeus de Neocastro (quoted by Wenck) describes him as corpulent in 1290.

Synonyms:

wail, cry, mewl, whimper, weep,

Antonyms:

laugh, funny, jape, wit, shaggy dog story,