DOUBLE BARRELED WORDS

1. Jig-jog  (V/N)- लगातार उछलना 

Meaning:-To bounce repeatedly, bounce, jerkily and up-down movement

Example-
Roads way to my village are jig-jog.
Jig-jog all the balls.


2. Namby-pamby (Adj.)- इक्षाशक्ति और साहस से कमजोर

Meaning:-Weak and too emotional, weak in willpower and courage

Example-
Don't be a namby-pamby.
He is showing his namby-pamby emotion.

3. Hockerty-cockerty (Adj.)- कंधे के दोनों ओर पैर करके सफर करना

Meaning:-To ride on one's shoulder with a leg on each

Example-
Make a hockerty-cockerty to move outside of the wall.

4. Hodge-podge/hotch-potch (N)- खिचड़ी

Meaning:-A number of things mixed together without any particular order or reason

Example-
A hodge-podge of books.

5. Bibble-babble (Adj.)- बकवास बातें 

Meaning:-Idle and nonsense talk, to babble

Example-
Lazy man also busy in bibble-babble.
Do your work on time, don't be bibble-babble.

6. Ding-dong (N)- घंटी की आवाज

Meaning:-The noise made by a bell, An argument or fight

Example-
Rang the doorbell. Ding-dong.
The bell sounding ding-dong.

7. Argle-bargle (N)- बाता- बाती, बहस 

Meaning:-A verbal dispute

Example-
An argle-bargel is going on in the party meeting.
Sound of argle-bargle in the market.

8. Helter-skelter (N/Adj.)- जल्दबाजी में बिना किसी तैयारी में किया गया काम 

Meaning:-Done in a hurry and confusion with less management, A twisted and slidable path form the top to bottom for people to slide down (N)

Example-
People ran helter-skelter.
It seems that books have been kept in helter-skelter.

9. Chit-chat  (Adj.)- बकवास 

Meaning:- Conversation about things that are not important

Example-
We spent the afternoon in idle chit-chat.

10.  Hugger-mugger (Adj.)- छुपा हुआ 

Meaning:-A state of confusion, not neat and clearly, Something secret or hidden

Example-

We should do this work in hugger-mugger.

He was engaged in hugger-mugger of money.

  

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