hearty
அன்பார்ந்த
definition
noun
Outside, the green wellies were locked in battle with police musclemen as inside the sergeant-at-arms and his band of merry men in ladies' black tights, frock-coats and swords were chasing hearties around the Mace.
a vigorously cheerful and sporty person.
I wanted to add, ‘there, me hearties ,’ but ‘ahoj’ is actually the Czech equivalent of ‘ciao’, rather than a pirate greeting.
a form of address ascribed to sailors.
adjective
a hearty and boisterous character
(of a person or their behavior) loudly vigorous and cheerful.
a hearty meal cooked over open flames
(of food) wholesome and substantial.
translation of 'hearty'
மனம் உவந்த,
அன்பார்ந்த
example
I'm making Shepherd's Pie for tea; 'hearty' food that sticks your ribs together.
I thought that was the point, all lusty, 'hearty' boys together at sea.
Finally, a 'hearty' congratulations to Sligo cyclist Mark Scanlon on his wonderful performance in the greatest of all cycle races - the Tour de France.
This adds up to considerable risk, even for hale and 'hearty' Biff.
James believes the way forward is to go backward: back to the basic, 'hearty' food our grandmothers used to cook.
The underwear designer with the 'hearty' appetite ordered the 10 oz prime sirloin steak garnished with sautéed onions and mushrooms.
Back on dry land we warm up with a 'hearty' buffet, eaten al fresco among the midges.
Fresh air, bracing walks, 'hearty' food and reading are on the agenda.
Broadbent in particular, with his broad, 'hearty' features stuffed into an ambiguous character, makes a lasting impact in a tiny role.
Of course a day in the saddle means 'hearty' appetites, picnics notwithstanding.
It was served warm and was surprisingly 'hearty' , with a few twigs of fresh thyme thrown in for texture.
Okay, so they have a lifestyle unique to themselves and we can give 'hearty' thanks for that fact.
At the heart of an optimistic spirit is a 'hearty' sense of humor.
There were no smiles, back slapping or 'hearty' handshakes.
Williamson then strode out to a 'hearty' cheer from the British fans.
There is nothing like 15-20 minutes of 'hearty' laughter in the morning to keep you in good spirits throughout the day.
Anyhow I'm told they had a 'hearty' send off that morning when Patricia, Anne, Tracey and Stephanie all turned up to cook them a lovely breakfast in the club before they set off.
The cloned soldiers look, think, and act alike, and their performance in battle proves beyond a doubt that they are 'hearty' and hale members of the human race.
He had a 'hearty' appetite, took very little exercise, and spent his days sitting at his office desk and most evenings sitting in front of the fire, listening to the wireless.
And it's not only the name and a love of books that has filtered down through the generations but a 'hearty' love of plants.
That's the affectionate nickname for the 'hearty' folks who will be on the pier on the coldest, most bone-chilling day of winter.
Otherwise Hugh would have said something about my 'hearty' agreement to co-host at the State Fair in August.
The bird, a handsome creature with glossy brown feathers and a 'hearty' appetite, immediately starts eating everything it sees.
Of all the gifts bestowed by nature on human beings, 'hearty' laughter must be close to the top.
There's proper, 'hearty' food, and I guess there's something wintery about ale.
A hale and 'hearty' person suddenly loses consciousness and is rushed to the hospital, with his blood pressure and pulse not recordable.
The children's 'hearty' appetites and smiling faces made the trip a real joy for everyone who participated.
My editor thinks we have much in common (not least of which is our very 'hearty' appetites).
Anecdotal evidence has long pointed to crofters being a hale and 'hearty' breed - albeit prone to bad backs and the odd grumble.
The menu has choices to suit both those with 'hearty' appetites and those who are seeking lighter fare.
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