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contingency fund |
Noun
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reserve fund set aside for unexpected expenses |
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guru's wife |
Noun
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the wife of a teacher or spiritual guide |
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worthy of consideration |
Adjective
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deserving of thought or deliberation |
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disapproved |
Adjective
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not accepted or agreed upon |
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refused |
Adjective
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denied or rejected |
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endowed with qualities |
Adjective
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possessing inherent qualities |
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sunbathing |
Noun
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process of exposing the body to sunlight for therapeutic purposes |
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'-ful |
Phrase
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suffix indicating being filled with or characterized by a quality |
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travel-related |
Adjective
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related to expenses or logistics of coming and going |
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as ordered |
Phrase
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in accordance with instructions given |
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self-born |
Adjective
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originating from oneself |
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self-existent |
Adjective
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existing by one's own nature |
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in a fix |
Phrase
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in a state of indecision or difficulty during a crisis |
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learned woman |
Noun
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a respected and learned woman |
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certificate of honor |
Noun
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a formal letter of appreciation awarded for meritorious service |
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meat-eater |
Noun
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a derogatory term for a consumer of buffalo meat |
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dramatic style |
Noun
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a literary style characterized by heroic, fierce, or terrifying elements |
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mango ginger |
Noun
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a type of turmeric with mango-like fragrance |
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Curcuma amada |
Noun
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botanical name for a fragrant turmeric variety |
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primal force |
Noun
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the primordial goddess considered the source of creation |
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ascent and descent |
Noun
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the act of going up and coming down |
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import-export |
Noun
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the process of bringing goods in and sending goods out of a country |
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from beginning to end |
Phrase
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from the start to the finish |
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heroine type |
Noun
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one of the four classifications of a heroine in her prime |
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blaming |
Noun
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the act of accusing someone of wrongdoing |
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aarti |
Noun
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the ritual of waving lamps or incense before a deity |
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criticized |
Adjective
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subjected to critical analysis or evaluation |
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primordial energy |
Noun
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the first of the ten Mahavidyas or primordial energy |
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pratipada |
Noun
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the first day of the lunar fortnight |
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churned |
Adjective
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thoroughly stirred or churned |
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front cover |
Noun
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the front page serving as a cover for a book or written material |
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rotator |
Adjective
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causing something to rotate or spin |
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delightfulness |
Noun
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the act of giving pleasure or joy |
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tasted |
Adjective
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having had the flavor experienced or sampled |
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make someone doze |
Verb
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to cause someone to become drowsy |
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cause to drowse |
Verb
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to induce a state of light sleep or drowsiness |
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district court |
Noun
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a court of law serving a specific district or region |
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patron deity |
Noun
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a deity presiding over one's initiation mantra |
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England |
Noun
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the country of Great Britain |
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cause to ascend |
Verb
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to cause someone or something to go up |
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help to climb |
Verb
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to assist someone in climbing |
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undulating terrain |
Noun
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a series of small hills and valleys |
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unearthing |
Noun
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the act or process of digging up or unearthing |
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to be excavated |
Verb
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to be subjected to the process of excavation |
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be uprooted |
Verb
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to be pulled out from the ground by the roots |
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utility pole |
Noun
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a pole used to support electrical or trolleybus wires |
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government land |
Noun
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land owned by the government with no private rights of possession |
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cause to detach |
Verb
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to cause something to be detached or peeled off |
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cause to be uprooted |
Verb
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to cause something to be uprooted |
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have uprooted |
Verb
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to have something pulled out from the ground |