fakir , also: fakeer , also: faqir , also: faquir

I know the way those fakirs work, getting information out of people and handing it back to them.

Art students who called themselves Fakirs produced the works.

The fakirs of the Far East could do some amazing things.

It is an old trick of the fakirs to have themselves buried alive.

But they could hear the groans and cries of the fakirs distinctly.

As he belonged to fakirs who are travellers and pilgrims living within the law.

Matters got worst when four prominent fakirs were gunned down by police.

It was the golden age of the fakirs.

She watched fakirs climbing long poles on ladders of knives.

The Shadow knew the secret of the fakirs, how they could endure such tests without obtaining their fresh air.

Other dramatic touches came into focus: the self-mutilation by the fakirs around a sacred fire.

This was where Kim had listened to the fakirs and their "lewd disciples."

One cannot but agree with the view that it well past quitting time for all kings, emirs, fakirs, and such.

I've met fakirs who slept on beds of spikes."

I was prepared, I think, for shrouded priests or naked fakirs.

A group of old fakirs were capering and making a wild ado round the statue.

The cries of the fakirs were just ceasing.

However, there are some indications that he met with many saints and fakirs, and worked as a weaver.

The Shadow was in the same situation as the Hindu fakirs who allow themselves to be buried alive for hours.

Because the Fakirs singled out highly praised artists their attentions were considered flattering.

He had read up on the methods of Hindu fakirs, at The Shadow's order.

Keel then spent forty minutes describing a trip to India, where he investigated the magic of the fakirs.

Fakirs are generally regarded as holy men who are possessed of miraculous powers.

Barkadthullah justifying the Fakirs attempts further added fuel to the fire.

The Fakirs halted operations in 1914.