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1 peg
N1. खूँटीWhen I hang a picture on the wall, I hammer in a strong thin peg to hold it in place.--------V1. खूँटी लगानाDuring a storm the people have to peg their tents firmly to the ground. -
2 peg
n.खूंटा, खूंटी; अवलम्ब, आधार, सहारा; कारण, हेतु, बहाना; एक बार पीने की मदिराv. tr.खूंटे से जकडना -
3 fit
Adj1. स्वस्थHe keeps himself fit by regular excercises.2. उपयुक्तThis water is fit for drinking.He is a fit person for this work.3. उचितIt is fit and proper that one should care for the elders.--------N1. दौराShe gets epileptic fits.He gets frequent fits due to epilepsy.He gets fits of coughing frequently.He broke the crockery in a fit of anger.2. आवेशIn a fit of anger he slapped his friend.3. नाप\fitकाI find that this coat is a good fit.--------V1. समानाOnly four persons can fit in this car.2. सही\fitबैठनाThis peg is a tight fit on this hole.This clause does not fit in this agreement. -
4 sherry
N1. स्पेन की शराबShe daily drinks one peg of sherry before going to bed.
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