Noun:

జాథా పట్టుకుంది, క్రౌడ్, దయ్యము,

hordes's Usage Examples:

banks of the Guadalimar River lived human beings in small hordes and subsisted on the natural resources offered by the land.

apt to being defeated by small things, like Hercules, the conqueror of hydras, crashed by hordes of mosquitoes," he wrote in a February 1898 letter to.

Pahlava tribes, and brand them together as Panca-ganah ("five hordes").

flamboyantly-dressed transvestites and it attracted hordes of Caucasian gawkers who had never before witnessed Asian queens in full regalia.

when passing through Paris on the 29th day of September was stoned and offended in the most cowardly fashion by miserable hordes of the French nation.

Barapabarapa hordes had a moiety (kin ship) moiety society divided into two phratries, each comprising two sections.

Tindale mentions only two hordes for the Winduwinda in.

Taken captive by one of the hordes, they meet fellow prisoner Xara, princess of Ganatol,.

bluff is completely flat, which provided an excellent view of any marauding hordes invading from the east.

Steve McClure of Billboard wrote that they have become "Japan"s unlikeliest pop idols, attracting hordes of screaming fans, a far cry from the decorum.

poor mothers wailing for their children, and hordes of men roaming about asking for work and food, carry(ing) with them the unequivocal proofs of positive starvation.

A symphonic interlude, composed around the battle-song theme and another representing the Tatar hordes, depicts the grim scene, and introduces:Scene 2 - At the lake Svetlyi IarAfter a long trek through the wilderness, Grishka has led the Tatars to the edge of the lake.

hordes of giants, whereupon the Æsir leave with the kettle and booze contentedly at Ægir"s place ever after (or at least until Lokasenna).

Synonyms:

host, multitude, concourse, throng, legion,

Antonyms:

disagreement, juvenile, parasite, clergy, few,