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mentionable |
Adjective
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worthy of being noted or cited |
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befooled |
Verb
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to be made a fool of |
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hinted |
Adjective
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referred to indirectly or signaled |
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alluded |
Adjective
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referenced or hinted at |
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vertical sectarian mark |
Noun
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a vertical sectarian mark worn by followers of Vaishnavism |
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see entry for 'ud' |
Phrase
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refer to the entry for ud |
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see entry for 'un' |
Phrase
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refer to the entry for un |
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see entry for 'uni' |
Phrase
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refer to the entry for uni |
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thigh-born |
Adjective
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born from the thigh |
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stiffness of the thigh |
Noun
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a type of rheumatic disease causing stiffness in the thigh |
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thigh cramp |
Noun
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a type of rheumatic disease causing cramping in the thigh |
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energy crisis |
Noun
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distress or crisis caused by a lack of energy resources |
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ascetic with raised arm |
Noun
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an ascetic who keeps an arm raised |
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agonal breathing |
Noun
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labored breathing occurring at the point of death |
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one-person-milked |
Adjective
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allowing only one person to milk |
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one-hand-span |
Adjective
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measuring one hand-span in length |
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one-cubit |
Adjective
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measuring one cubit in length |
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unit test |
Noun
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an assessment covering only a specific portion of a subject |
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one-act drama |
Noun
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a dramatic work consisting of only one act |
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one-act |
Adjective
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consisting of a single act |
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one-sidedness |
Noun
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the state of having only one limb or part |
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singleness of limb |
Noun
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the state of having a single limb or mutual connection |
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fifty-first |
Adjective
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occupying the fifty-first position in a sequence |
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monosyllabic mantra |
Noun
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a mantra consisting of a single syllable |
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intermediate epic |
Noun
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a medium-length epic poem |
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Ekavali |
Noun
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a rhetorical figure involving a chain-like description of items |
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rhetorical figure of chain |
Noun
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a rhetorical figure involving a chain-like description of items |
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one-day recitation |
Noun
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a one-day recitation of the Shrimad Bhagavatam |
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single-fold |
Adjective
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single-layered or one-fold |
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one-fold |
Adjective
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single-layered or one-fold |
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one anna |
Noun
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a unit of currency equal to one-sixteenth of a rupee |
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single-strapped shoe |
Noun
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a type of shoe with a single strap and no laces |
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ninety-first |
Adjective
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occupying the ninety-first position in a sequence |
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vowel e |
Noun
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the letter e |
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difficult terrain |
Noun
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a difficult or challenging terrain |
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integrated curriculum |
Noun
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a curriculum that integrates various subjects into a unified whole focused on life problems |
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advaita |
Noun
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the philosophical doctrine of non-duality between the individual soul and the supreme soul |
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eleventh day after death |
Noun
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the eleventh day following a person's death |
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withdrawal of senses |
Noun
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the practice of withdrawing the senses from worldly desires toward the mind |
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Ekoddishta shraddha |
Noun
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a funeral rite performed for a single deceased ancestor |
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become single-minded |
Verb
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to become focused on a single thought or activity |
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monopolism |
Noun
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the belief or theory supporting the existence of a monopoly |
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one-horse carriage |
Noun
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a carriage drawn by a single horse |
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dice move |
Noun
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a specific move in a dice game involving five, six, and two |
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eleventh day ritual |
Noun
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the ritual performed on the eleventh day after a death |
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one-track minded |
Adjective
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focused on only one thought or acting in one's own way |
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single-shot |
Adjective
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occurring in a single attempt or turn |
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immunodeficiency syndrome |
Noun
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a dangerous disease that destroys the body's natural immune system |
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Asia |
Noun
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one of the six continents of the world located in the eastern hemisphere |
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hooked staff |
Noun
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a traditional hooked staff used for labor |