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frigid zone |
Noun
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a region characterized by extreme cold |
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public sentiment |
Noun
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the collective desire or opinion of the public |
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birth anniversary |
Noun
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a celebration held on the birthday of a person or institution to honor their contribution |
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be born |
Verb
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to be brought into existence or born |
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victory drum |
Noun
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a drum or instrument played to celebrate a victory |
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zodiac sign |
Noun
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astrological sign determined by the lunar month of birth |
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goddess of victory |
Noun
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deity presiding over victory in traditional belief |
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clearance certificate |
Noun
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document certifying the final settlement of accounts and release from liability |
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victory pillar |
Noun
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monument erected to commemorate a military victory |
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aquatic animal |
Noun
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creature that lives and survives in water |
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whoever |
Pronoun
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any person whatsoever |
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official report |
Noun
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system or act of reporting information from lower to higher authorities |
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self-restrained |
Adjective
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having mastered one's anger or capable of controlling temper |
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as it was |
Adverb
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in the same state as before |
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Tirthankara |
Noun
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the first Tirthankara of Jainism |
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commodities |
Noun
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goods or physical items other than cash |
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a variety of rice |
Noun
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variety of rice with small grains resembling cumin seeds |
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ancestors |
Noun
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forefathers or ancestors |
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sharp-witted |
Adjective
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person who is small in stature but sharp-witted or intense |
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living being |
Noun
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any sentient being, whether stationary or mobile |
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living world |
Noun
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the collective community of all living creatures on earth |
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to baffle |
Verb
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to cause someone to be bewildered or astonished |
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daily routine |
Noun
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daily schedule or routine followed in life |
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wild pear |
Noun
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type of wild pear tree with large leaves |
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springing up |
Adverb
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in a sudden or rapid manner of rising |
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village official |
Noun
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former village-level official responsible for tax collection |
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jury-rigging |
Noun
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act of joining or repairing broken items in a makeshift way |
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echo word |
Noun
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echo word used to denote 'etcetera' following a word starting with 'ja' |
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in that way |
Adverb
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in the manner that |
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lurching |
Adjective
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characterized by sudden, jerky movements |
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Vedic sacrifice |
Noun
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a Vedic ritual performed to complete the Agnishtoma sacrifice |
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rags |
Noun
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torn or tattered clothing |
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as one pleases |
Phrase
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according to one's own desire or whatever happens |
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Jyotirlinga |
Noun
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the twelve sacred manifestations of Shiva believed to have glowed in the Satya Yuga |
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rattlingly |
Adverb
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in a manner where various items hang loosely and rattle when moved |
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tinglingly |
Adverb
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with a sharp, stinging sensation caused by injury or electric shock |
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dressing up |
Noun
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the act or process of adorning oneself with jewelry and clothing |
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startlement |
Noun
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the state, action, or process of being startled |
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powder puff |
Noun
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a soft cloth or cotton pad used for applying powder, perfume, or paint |
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corvée |
Noun
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a force gathered for labor or assistance without payment or wages |
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Himalayan tahr |
Noun
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a large species of wild goat resembling a deer |
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undercooked |
Adjective
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not fully cooked or digested |
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singeing |
Noun
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the act or process of singeing |
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to be worn out |
Verb
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to be reduced to rags or tatters |
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to wear out |
Verb
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to reduce to rags or tatters |
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to be withered |
Verb
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to be dried up or withered |
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fraying |
Noun
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the act or process of fraying |
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dusting |
Adverb
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in a manner that removes all dust completely |
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pattering |
Adverb
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in a manner characterized by the continuous sound of falling rain |
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funeral procession |
Noun
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a procession for carrying a corpse to the cremation ground |