to come together closely to form a recognisable unit; to throng.

to pile up, collect or gather (a large number of things) together; to accumulate.

an interest-free loan given by a government to the farmers for agricultural purpose.

an amount of money paid by a groom or his parents to bride's parents.

a small temporary structure or enclosure for voting at elections; a electoral booth.

(the ability to come to opinions about things, understanding, good sense) to be lost.

to lose understanding, good sense or the ability to come to opinions about things.

a person lacking normal ability to understand, to come to opinions about things, good sense.

(flooding water, agitated waterbody, etc.) to roar.

to make a promnise; to promise.

to hold a conversation; to talk.

to talk casually.

(one's speech, speaking faculty) to be lost (resulting the person unable to talk).

to touch or press with the lips slightly pursed, and then often to part them and to emit a smacking sound, in an expression of affection, love, greeting, reverence, etc.; to kiss.

to touch gently or lightly.

(fig.) the weak and fragile body of an old person.

an aged monkey.