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to nag |
Verb
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to persistently complain or nag |
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France |
Noun
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a country in Europe |
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cause to return |
Verb
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to cause to return or come back |
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to be cleared |
Verb
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to be settled or resolved |
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parched grain |
Noun
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parched grain made from roasted or puffed cereal |
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to grumble |
Verb
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to complain in an annoying manner |
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forme |
Noun
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a set of composed type or a full sheet of paper for printing |
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February |
Noun
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the second month of the year |
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a variety of mango |
Noun
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a type of mango with large fruit and soft, pumpkin-colored pulp |
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flutteringly |
Adverb
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in a fluttering manner |
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fly flap |
Noun
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the part of trousers that covers the opening, typically fastened with buttons |
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records |
Noun
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a collection of documents organized in sequence |
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buckwheat bird |
Noun
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a small bird with a crest, black and white plumage, and a preference for buckwheat fields |
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press cake |
Noun
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the residue remaining after the fourth pressing of oilseeds |
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hissingly |
Adverb
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in a manner where air escapes slowly from a small opening |
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leakingly |
Adverb
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in a manner where liquid or air leaks out slowly |
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dallying |
Noun
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the act of wasting time with irrelevant talk |
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be auspicious |
Verb
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to be free from obstacles or misfortune in one's endeavors |
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be favorable |
Verb
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to be beneficial or bring good fortune |
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Europe |
Noun
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the continent of Europe |
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fluttery |
Adjective
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moving or shaking in a light, fluttering way |
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unbuttered |
Adjective
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lacking oil, butter, or moisture; dry |
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drip-drop |
Adverb
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in a dripping or trickling manner |
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white-tailed |
Adjective
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having a white tuft of hair at the end of the tail |
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squirming |
Adjective
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being made to squirm or slip out |
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slide off |
Verb
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to slip out or become detached |
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derogatory term for a female ascetic |
Noun
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a derogatory term for a female householder ascetic |
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looseningly |
Adverb
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in a manner that causes a knot to come undone |
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hair ribbon |
Noun
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a thread with a tassel used by women to tie hair |
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ash-smeared |
Adjective
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smeared with ash |
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to empty |
Verb
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render empty or hollow |
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change of clothes |
Noun
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spare clothing kept for changing |
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bridal gift |
Noun
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goods traditionally taken by the groom to the bride's family |
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base and top |
Phrase
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the bottom and top of a tree |
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cause to throw |
Verb
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cause to throw or cast |
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worthless thing |
Noun
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useless or worthless object |
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flabby flesh |
Noun
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flabby, bloodless flesh resulting from prolonged illness |
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flatulently |
Adverb
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in a manner of passing flatulence slowly |
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old thatch |
Noun
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old thatch removed from a roof |
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field worker |
Noun
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person who leads the planting or works in the field |
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Psoralea corylifolia |
Noun
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medicinal plant used for skin diseases |
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fixed income |
Noun
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fixed annual income from land or property |
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be shared |
Verb
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be distributed or divided |
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cause to flow |
Verb
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cause to flow or drift |
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with repeated crashing sounds |
Adverb
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with the sound of glass or clay breaking repeatedly |
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roasted snack |
Noun
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roasted and de-husked legumes like chickpeas or soybeans |
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slamming |
Noun
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act or process of slamming |
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large pot |
Noun
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large metal cooking pot |
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reprimanding |
Noun
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manner of scolding someone with contempt |
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pledge agreement |
Noun
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written agreement specifying a period before redemption of a mortgage |