Improve Vocabulary through different acts | Action Verbs acted out | Part-5 | Havisha Rathore

Havisha, please help me. This stool is wobbling.

Yeah. Sure. Wobble. Wobble means to move from side to side in a way that is not steady.

Hey, stop it. What are you doing? No, I will not stop it. I want you to fall down. Stop it. No, I won't.

For what are you wobbling it? Because you hit me very badly last time. So what? So

what do you mean what if I'm wobbling this stool. So what? Do you want another punishment?

But I think this time it's your chance. Will you really make me fall?

I'm going to Delhi with my sweet Mamisa. Be careful, Mamisa. There's a bumpy road.

Don't worry, Havisha. Bumpy.

Bumpy means not flat.

The road is very bumpy.

Wink. He's trying to wink at you. Hey, let me chase you.

I threw the ball over the net. Let me catch it again.

I tripped over.

What did I do? I whispered something in Harika's ear. So, that is called whisper. I repeat whisper.

Looks like it's lovely weather for ducks. Let me go and enjoy it. [Music]

But what is the meaning of lovely weather for ducks? Lovely weather for ducks means

rainy weather. That is called lovely weather for ducks. Now, let me enjoy this lovely weather for ducks.

I'm gonna twirl my hair. Now, let me twirl my hair. I'm twirling my hair. What

am I doing? I'm twirling my hair. Just note down here that the correct pronunciation of

t-w-i-r-l is not

The correct pronunciation is /twɜːl/. There is no sound of r or I would say R is silent.

Today, for the whole day, I was at the market and now I'm feeling wilted. So, let me hit the

sack. But before I hit the sack, let me tell you what the word wilt means. Wilt means

when you feel tired and less energetic. So, that is called Wilt. Wilt also means when a

plant gets weak and bends towards the ground. So, that is called wilt.

I repeat wilt. Wilt. For example, in summer or I would say due to this hot weather, plants

are getting wilted without water. Now, let me hit the sack. Hit the sack means to go to sleep.

Now, let me hit the sack.

I especially wear these gloves for weeding. Weed? Weeding? Weed is a wild plant which is

not wanted in a garden because it prevents other plants from growing properly. This is

a weed and this is the plant. So, let me remove this weed. So, weeding means to remove these

unwanted plants. Stand up. I'm standing up. Right now, I'm looking at the façade of this hotel.

It is an elegant façade. But what does a façade mean? Façade means the front of a building.

I repeat, façade means the front of a building. For example, the façade of the Taj Mahal is

stunning. Another example if we see, the façade of the Red Fort is wonderful. Let me give you

another meaning of façade. Façade means different from reality or I would say Bahari Dikhawa.

Or I would say a false appearance. It means the image or way of behaving that hides your real feelings.

For example, behind Priya's cheerful façade, she is really a lonely person.

Let's take another example. Behind his façade of politeness or gentleness, there is a clever person.

Do you know who is behind me? I respect this person. He's a ragman. But what is this ragman.

A ragman is a person who collects, buys, and sells old paper, rags and many more unnecessary things.

In Hindi, it means KABAADIWALA.

Uncle, thank you so much for helping us. Do you know what this is called. This is

called clay stove or you can also call it Earthen stove or you can also call it brick

stove. In Hindi, it is called Chulha. I repeat, Chulha. You know, it is a U-shaped mud stove.

It is a U-shaped mud stove made from local clay. It is made from local clay and let me

tell you. Here, it is coated with cement but in some places it will also be coated with

cow dung and clay. Do you know what this is called? This is called blowpipe or metal pipe.

This is blowpipe or metal pipe. It is used to blow air so that fire flames will turn

into real fire like this. It is like this.

Oh my God. Let me walk up the stairs.

I've straddled the horse. Straddle means to have your legs on either side of something.

For example, I've straddled the horse. Keshu has also straddled the horse.

In Hindi, we call it Patravali or Paatal. But what is it called in English?

In English, it is called a trencher. Trencher. I think I am going to pig out.

Pig out? What does pig out mean? Pig out means to eat a lot or too much.

Now, by seeing this much food on my trencher, You may be wondering if I am PETU or BHUKHAD.

Yes, you're right. But what is it called in English?

We call PETU or BHUKHAD, in English, a voracious eater. Voracious.

Friends, I am a voracious eater. What about you? Write in the comment box!

And don't be shy to call yourself a voracious eater because I am also a voracious eater.

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