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upland rice |
Noun
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a variety of rice grown in dry upland fields |
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be shoved by the neck |
Verb
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to be shoved or pushed by the neck |
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sympathy gift |
Noun
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gifts of food items brought to console those in mourning |
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rote learn |
Verb
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to memorize by constant repetition |
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cause to ponder |
Verb
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to cause someone to contemplate or ponder deeply |
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make someone brood |
Verb
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cause someone to become deeply absorbed in thought |
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face-down |
Adjective
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positioned with the front facing downward |
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to be pierced |
Verb
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to be subjected to being stabbed or pierced |
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overturning |
Noun
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the act or state of turning something upside down |
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sonorization |
Noun
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the linguistic process of replacing voiceless consonants with voiced ones |
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wild ass |
Noun
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a wild equine resembling a donkey found in the forests of the Terai |
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barkingly |
Adverb
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in a manner characterized by loud barking |
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nasal-voiced |
Adjective
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speaking with a nasal or indistinct tone |
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slices |
Noun
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small slices or fragments of something |
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land consolidation |
Noun
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a land reform program to consolidate scattered agricultural plots |
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to be made to sulk |
Verb
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to be forced into a state of sulking or resentment |
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twenty-five paisa coin |
Noun
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a coin worth twenty-five paisa |
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fifty-fourth |
Adjective
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the ordinal number fifty-fourth |
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chukar partridge |
Noun
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a mythical bird believed to feed on moonlight |
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to be dumbfounded |
Verb
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to be left speechless or stunned |
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to be nonplussed |
Verb
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to be completely bewildered or confused |
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to be fidgety |
Verb
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to behave in a restless or mischievous manner |
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eye donation |
Noun
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the act of pledging one's eyes for transplantation after death |
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cause to experience |
Verb
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to cause someone to undergo or experience something |
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busy period |
Noun
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a period of intense work or high activity |
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slapping |
Noun
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the act or process of slapping |
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four Vedas |
Noun
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the four sacred Hindu scriptures: Rig, Yajur, Sama, and Atharva |
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four-armed deity |
Noun
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a deity depicted with four arms, typically Vishnu |
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lunar disk |
Noun
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the luminous circular disk of the moon |
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shiningly |
Adverb
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in a very bright or shining manner |
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beautiful-faced |
Adjective
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having a bright, cheerful, and beautiful face |
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pilfered |
Adjective
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stolen or taken secretly |
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glitteringly |
Adverb
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in a manner that shines or glitters intensely |
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medical text |
Noun
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a famous ancient treatise on Ayurvedic medicine written by Charaka |
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scented rice |
Noun
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a variety of paddy that produces fine, fragrant rice |
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animate and inanimate |
Phrase
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all living and non-living things in the universe |
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to provoke |
Verb
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to cause someone to incite or provoke |
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superficial view |
Noun
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a superficial or physical perspective |
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game board |
Noun
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a square piece of leather used as a board for playing dice games |
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fissuring |
Noun
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the state, action, or process of cracking or fissuring |
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contract fee |
Noun
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the fee payable for a leather trade contract |
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pricking sensation |
Noun
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the state, action, or process of feeling a sharp, pricking sensation |
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vital point |
Noun
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a vital point on the body, such as the temple or chest |
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to be illuminated |
Verb
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to be made to shine or be illuminated |
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dispatch book |
Noun
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a register or book for recording outgoing correspondence |
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eaten |
Adjective
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chewed or consumed |
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big-bottomed |
Adjective
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having large buttocks |
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presser foot |
Noun
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a component of a sewing machine that holds fabric against the needle |
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political strategy |
Noun
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diplomatic strategy or political maneuvering |
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goddess of wealth |
Noun
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the Hindu goddess of wealth |