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be swept |
Verb
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be swept with a broom |
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Solanum |
Noun
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a type of tree with large leaves and small eggplant-like fruit |
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to be told |
Verb
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be informed or described |
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tight-fisted |
Adjective
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stingy or miserly |
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flocking |
Noun
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act or process of gathering into a herd |
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Eulaliopsis binata |
Noun
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a type of grass used for rope making |
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forest produce |
Noun
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all products, timber, and livestock derived from a forest |
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wild vegetable |
Noun
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a wild leafy vegetable with purple flowers |
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forest-related |
Adjective
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found in or relating to the forest |
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living in the forest |
Noun
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residing in a forest |
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Bania caste |
Noun
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a caste traditionally engaged in trade |
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wage laborer |
Noun
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a person who works for wages on another's farm |
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wild boar |
Noun
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a sturdy wild swine |
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to wither |
Verb
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to cause to wilt or droop |
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to cause to fade |
Verb
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to cause to lose freshness or color |
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wild mung bean |
Noun
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a wild climbing plant with bean-like pods |
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annual memorial rite |
Noun
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a memorial ritual performed one year after a death |
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be in heat |
Verb
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to roam in search of a mate, typically referring to cats |
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honorific suffix |
Noun
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a respectful title added to names of Brahmins |
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annual payment |
Noun
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a payment made or received annually |
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to cause to boast |
Verb
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to incite someone to boast |
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to make someone brag |
Verb
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to provoke someone into bragging |
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to seat |
Verb
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to cause someone to sit |
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living together |
Noun
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the act of living together or sharing a lifestyle |
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vow-taker |
Noun
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a person who is observing a religious fast |
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physical world |
Noun
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the visible or material world |
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suburbs |
Noun
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an area outside a city or village |
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multi-party system |
Noun
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a political system with multiple parties |
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multi-party |
Adjective
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relating to or involving multiple political parties |
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rabri |
Noun
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a thick, sweetened, and aromatic milk-based dessert |
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goat-like |
Adjective
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resembling or characteristic of a goat |
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pouncing |
Noun
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a fierce, tiger-like pounce or aggressive scolding |
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my goodness |
Interjection
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an exclamation expressing fear, surprise, or wonder |
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hereditary enemy |
Noun
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an enemy inherited from one's ancestors |
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travel expenses |
Noun
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money or provisions required for a journey |
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in exchange for |
Phrase
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in return for or as a substitute for something |
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payment in kind |
Noun
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annual payment in grain given to artisans or service providers |
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children's literature |
Noun
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literature written for children |
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youngsters |
Noun
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small children |
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rampancy |
Noun
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the state of being rampant or widespread |
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colostral |
Adjective
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relating to or resembling colostrum |
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vibhuti |
Noun
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sacred ash from a sacrificial fire or used by ascetics |
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be scared |
Verb
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to be made to feel startled or scared |
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pungi |
Noun
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a wind instrument with a gourd resonator used by snake charmers |
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snake charmer's flute |
Noun
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a wind instrument with a gourd resonator used by snake charmers |
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to be polluted |
Verb
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to be rendered impure or defiled |
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lobbying |
Noun
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the act of making a request or solicitation for influence |
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forehead mark |
Noun
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a decorative mark worn on the forehead by women |
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insured mail |
Noun
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mail or parcel sent with insurance coverage against loss |
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electricity authority |
Noun
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an office or authority responsible for electricity distribution and billing |