flesh in Gujarati ગુજરાતી
flesh in Sindhi سنڌي
flesh in English
- flesh⇄adj. fleshless.
- flesh⇄expr. flesh out, to give body or substance to; fill or round out; complete.
Ex. I found him dictating speeches for his staff to flesh out (Harper's). - flesh⇄expr. in the flesh,
a. living; alive.
Ex. We all know in the flesh liberal Catholics and latitudinarian Protestants (John Morley).
b. really present, not merely thought of; in person.
Ex. St. Paul ... did speak there of seeing C - flesh⇄expr. press the flesh, (Especially U.S. Informal.) to shake hands.
Ex. [He] is a diffident public speaker who prefers to press the flesh with individual voters in a kind of Western one-on-one campaign (Time). - flesh⇄flesh, noun, verb.
- flesh⇄noun 1. the soft substance of the body that covers the bones and is covered by skin. Flesh consists mostly of muscles and fat.
2. meat; the tissue or muscles of animals, regarded as an article of food.
3. fatness; plumpness.
Ex. He ha - flesh⇄v.i. (Informal.) to become fleshy.
- flesh⇄v.t. 1. to feed (a hound or hawk) with flesh of the game killed, in order to excite his eagerness in the chase.
2. to excite (to passion, bloodshed, or other action) by a foretaste.
Ex. to flesh raw soldiers.
3. to plunge (a weapon, e