Noun:

கப்பலின் பாய்மரம் முதலானவற்றைக் கட்டுபவர்,

rigger's Usage Examples:

The arrival of these texts—as well as Byzantium's own architecture, science, and art—triggered a sensory and intellectual explosion, which became the cultural movement we now call the Renaissance.

However, many experts theorize that environmental factors may play a role, triggering the disorder in those with certain genetic vulnerabilities.

The new variant is likely to spread quickly and easily, triggering a deadly pandemic.

outrigger boat trips guided by real-life native Hawaiians.

This simple test may therefore be sufficient to identify potential fallers and trigger a full assessment.

It is believed that purring calms them down, perhaps even triggering the release of endorphins that helps them cope in stressful situations.

ovulation in women and can be a trigger for schizophrenia and various forms of psychosis.

rigger gloves should be worn.

It has a trigger underneath its tail that lurches its head forward from its shoulders, opens its mouth to reveal huge, threatening teeth and brings the beast to life with flashing lights and terrorizing sounds of doom.

The 1995 models had a similar electrical design flaw where any liquid spilled in the console box (where people usually put drinks) could potentially short out the airbag deployment system and inadvertently trigger the airbags.

Some economists criticized him for scaremongering by even raising the subject, triggering a spate of articles in the media on the subject.

"Tricyclic antidepressants used to treat unipolar depression may trigger rapid cycling in bipolar patients and are, therefore, not a preferred treatment option for bipolar depression.

Strain and stress can cause the mind to do many things, including trigger the body to sleepwalk.

Synonyms:

artificer, artisan, journeyman, craftsman,

Antonyms:

chromatic, white,