Verb:

பலமாய் எறி, அம்ப எறி, சுடு,

shoot's Usage Examples:

) below the surface, the elevation of the point of the shoot to an upright position may open the incision, and thus set it free, so that it may be surrounded by earth to induce it to form roots.

Equisetites columnaris, a common fossil in the Jurassic plant-beds of the Yorkshire coast, represents another type with relatively stout and occasionally branched vegetative shoots, bearing leaf-sheaths very like those of Equisetum maximum and other Horsetails.

You can pick up or shoot hourglasses to gain time in order to shoot enough ghosts to finish the level.

If you think you will simply be shooting footage and then storing it on CDs or on your hard drive, with a minimum amount of editing, then you may want to go with a less elaborate, and less expensive digital camcorder.

32, A, it appears that each ovule was borne terminally, on an extremely short axillary shoot, as in Taxus among recent Gymnosperms.

marksmanpolice officers are supposed to be highly trained marksmen, who won't shoot in panic.

"It is a matter of familiar observation that the ends of the shoots of brambles take root when bent down to the ground.

the group, the exceptions being met with almost entirely among the higher Brown Seaweeds, in which is found parenchyma produced by the segmentation of an apical cell of the whole shoot, or by cell division in some other type of meristem.

The D5000 features a flip-down LCD screen so you can always see what you are shooting, an improved 11-point autofocus system, and it takes 12.

But joy ended in tears as normal time and extra time passed goalless - and Portugal won the penalty shootout.

'He had been been shot by a French sharpshooter from the mizen topmast of the Redoutable.

In the days that followed, the shooting was ruled justified and Lydia Larkin was cleared of any wrongdoing.

Synonyms:

strike, gun down, pip, hit, blast, kneecap, wound, grass, injure,

Antonyms:

providence, recuperate, inactivity, undeceive, undershoot,