uttam maharjan's definitions

shake money off his trousers

have so much money that one can give some to somebody on demand at once. The possessive adjective may be one's, her, my, our or their as the case may be.

He is so rich that he can shake money off his trousers.

by uttam maharjan March 30, 2010

hapchance

an event that occurs purely by chance. Also called hapstance.

Meseems my marriage to that girl was a mere hapchance.

by uttam maharjan July 1, 2010

callifloral

having beautiful flowers.

A rose is a callifloral plant.

by uttam maharjan December 9, 2012

all-weather friend

a friend who is with you all the while, whether at the time of happiness or sorrow.

You are my all-weather friend. You have helped me even at the time of distress.

by uttam maharjan September 30, 2011

man of all work

a manservant who does all kinds of work such as cooking, dish-washing, washing and cleaning.

Being a man of all work, he can hardly take respite.

by uttam maharjan March 28, 2010

vaux

auxiliary verb. From verb auxiliary.

“Need” is both a vaux and a main verb.

by uttam maharjan February 24, 2012

acummorrhoea

failure or inability to ejaculate while masturbating or at the time of orgasm. Also spelled acummorrhea.

Acummorrhoea is a serious fertility problem.

by uttam maharjan February 15, 2012