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handcuffs |
Noun
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shackles or restraints for the hands and feet |
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saddle girth |
Noun
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a strap used to secure a saddle to a horse |
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clinger |
Noun
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a person who persistently clings to or bothers others |
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fermented drink |
Noun
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a fermented beverage made from whey or rice water with spices |
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Ficus |
Noun
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a tree with leaves resembling a pipal tree that bears large yellow flowers and round fruit |
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biting cold |
Adjective
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intensely freezing or numbing |
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fill to the brim |
Phrase
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reaching up to the edge |
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interrupting |
Adjective
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speaking over someone else |
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confessed |
Adjective
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admitted to a fault or crime |
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legal claim |
Phrase
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a claim or right asserted based on law |
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ancient city |
Noun
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an ancient city located on the banks of a tributary of the Ganges in northern India |
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designated |
Adjective
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appointed or fixed |
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Kartavirya |
Noun
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the son of Kritavirya and king of Haihaya known for performing ten thousand sacrifices |
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performance appraisal |
Phrase
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the process of evaluating the performance or responsibilities assigned to an individual |
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lustful woman |
Noun
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a woman filled with sexual desire |
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working paper |
Noun
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a document presented for discussion or critique at a seminar or workshop |
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passing time |
Phrase
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the act of spending time |
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dark night |
Noun
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a dark and frightening night |
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snare of death |
Noun
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the snare or trap of death |
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universal form |
Noun
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the cosmic or universal form of God |
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chief mourner |
Noun
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a son or equivalent person performing funeral rites |
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dulling |
Verb
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to be made dull or blunt |
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blunting |
Verb
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to be made dull or blunt |
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cause to carve |
Verb
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to cause to be carved or engraved |
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have beaten |
Verb
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to cause someone to be beaten |
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chopped straw |
Noun
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straw or grass cut into small pieces for livestock feed |
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get hit |
Verb
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to be struck or beaten |
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devotional singing |
Noun
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devotional singing and chanting in praise of deities |
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religious merit |
Noun
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spiritual merit or virtue |
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to be beaten |
Verb
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to be subjected to being beaten |
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to be curved |
Verb
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to become bent or curved |
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clan name |
Noun
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a surname among the Chhetri caste |
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light-eyed |
Adjective
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having light-colored or misty-looking eyes |
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grey-eyed |
Adjective
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having grey or light-colored eyes |
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rising sun |
Noun
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the rising sun |
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kundala |
Noun
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an ear ornament made of crystal, horn, or wood worn by Gorakhpanthi ascetics |
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folk tune |
Noun
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a style of folk song or melody popular in the Surkhet region |
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break into pieces |
Verb
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to break or shatter into fragments |
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specious reasoning |
Noun
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an improper or illogical argument |
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astrological deity |
Noun
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a deity or planetary influence worshipped during marriage rituals |
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South Pole |
Noun
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the southern extremity of the earth |
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Parashurama |
Noun
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the mythological figure Parashurama |
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bad influence |
Noun
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a harmful or adverse influence |
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ill effect |
Noun
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a negative or detrimental consequence |
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bad result |
Noun
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an undesirable or negative outcome |
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Shiva's attendant |
Noun
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an attendant of the god Shiva |
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land rent |
Noun
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rent paid for land |
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fatal blow |
Noun
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a devastating or fatal blow |
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maneuvering |
Noun
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a policy of strategic maneuvering or diplomacy |
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Krita Yuga |
Noun
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the first of the four Hindu ages, the Satya Yuga |