(p. 102) āṅula a finger or a toe. আঙুল দিয়ে দেখানো n. v. to point or pointing with fingers. আঙুল ফুলে কলা গাছ (fig.) a sudden increase in wealth or power or importance. আঙুলের গাঁট n. a knuckle. আঙুল মটকানো v. n. cracking or to crack the knuckles. ̃হাড়া n. whitlow. হাতের আঙুল a finger. পায়ের আঙুল a toe. বুড়ো আঙুল the thumb. কড়ে আঙুল the little finger. আঙুলের ছাপ fingerprint. 19)

(p. 344) caḍ়caḍ় expressing the onomatopoeic sound as of itching, pricking etc.; expressing the sound of splitting or cracking; the sound of extreme dryness or parchedness. 10)

(p. 756) biṭakēla hideous or monstrous (বিটকেল মূর্তি); abominable or repulsive (বিটকেল গন্ধ); very ludicrous or queer (বিটকেল ব্যাপার); given to playing antics or cracking practical jokes; of a queer sort (বিটকেল লোক). বিটকেলমি n. practice of playing antics or cracking practical jokes. 14)

(p. 721) baẏasa age; agedness (বয়স ঢাকা পড়া); youth or majority. বয়স হওয়া v. to come of age; to grow old, to become aged. বয়সের গাছ পাথর নেই (fig.) hoary with age. বয়সের ধর্ম the natural property or tendency of age. ̃কাল n. youth; majority, adulthood; one's greener days. ̃-ফোঁড়া n. an acne. বয়সা n. breaking or cracking of voice on attaining adolescence. বয়সী a. of a particular age (বালকবয়সী); equal in age (আমার বয়সী); advanced in age, aged, old. বয়সোচিত a. right and proper for one's age, befitting one's age, natural to a particular age. 31)

(p. 810) bhāṅana2 breaking, act of breaking up; act of coming off (নদীর পাড়ের ভাঙন); act of bringing down banks (নদীতে ভাঙন); disunion, breach, rift (সংসারে ভাঙন); disintegration (দলে ভাঙন); deterioration (বন্ধুত্বে ভাঙন); beginning of downfall (জমিদারিতে ভাঙন). ভাঙন ধরা v. to begin to come off or crumble down; to begin to bring down banks; to start disintegrating or cracking or disuniting. 4)

(p. 830) maṭa, maṭ denoting: a snapping noise as caused by the splitting or twisting of anything hard. মট্ করে adv. with a cracking or snapping sound. মট্মট্ int. denoting repeated মট্ sound. 19)

(p. 899) raṅgapriẏa fond of making fun or cracking jokes, jocular; given to drollery, drollish; fond of fun and frolics, frolicsome. 32)