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cause to brood |
Verb
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to cause a bird to sit on eggs |
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cause to sit on eggs |
Verb
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to induce the act of brooding |
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be brooding |
Verb
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to be in the state of sitting on eggs |
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drug-dependent |
Adjective
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reliant on medication for survival |
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medical loan |
Noun
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financial assistance provided by an organization for medical treatment |
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average salary |
Noun
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mean remuneration received by employees of an organization |
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average temperature |
Noun
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mean value of maximum and minimum heat levels |
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average rainfall |
Noun
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mean value of maximum and minimum precipitation levels |
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thumbprinting |
Noun
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act of pressing a thumb coated with soot or ink onto paper for identification |
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inking |
Noun
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act of applying soot or ink to a thumb for the purpose of making a print |
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ritualistic water sprinkling |
Noun
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ritual of circling food with water held in the hand before eating |
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grade A |
Noun
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first or highest category used in classification or evaluation |
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green wood |
Adjective
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not properly dried or seasoned wood |
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rural woman |
Noun
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woman living in a rural area or wife of a rural man |
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shoulder wrap |
Noun
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garment or cloth worn over the shoulders |
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shouldering |
Noun
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act or process of carrying something on the shoulder |
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to be shouldered |
Verb
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to be made to carry something on the shoulder |
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to be fattened |
Verb
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to be made to gain weight |
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to become fat |
Verb
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to become physically stout or heavy |
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to shoulder |
Verb
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to cause something to be carried on the shoulder |
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shoulder-bearer |
Noun
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person who carries loads on their shoulder |
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shake (transitive) |
Verb
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to cause something to tremble or vibrate |
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Kansa |
Noun
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name of the king of Mathura and maternal uncle of Krishna |
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snake cucumber |
Noun
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long cucumber-like fruit grown in sandy soil during summer |
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stumbling reading |
Noun
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act of reading with difficulty or hesitation |
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halting reading |
Noun
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act of reading in a stuttering or halting manner |
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damp water source |
Noun
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water tap or a damp location containing such a source |
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Kakani (proper noun) |
Noun
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scenic location situated northwest of Kathmandu |
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light snacks |
Noun
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simple food items like roasted corn or soybeans |
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who (oblique plural) |
Pronoun
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oblique plural form of the interrogative pronoun who |
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which ones (plural) |
Pronoun
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plural form of which |
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smoking tobacco |
Noun
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a moist, powdered mixture of tobacco and molasses used for smoking in a small pipe |
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axillary abscess |
Noun
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a boil or abscess located in the armpit |
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one who wears a garland of bones |
Noun
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a person who wears a garland made of skeletal parts |
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class management |
Phrase
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the act of managing or organizing a classroom |
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administration of classes |
Phrase
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the administrative process of running a class |
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grade skipping |
Noun
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the practice of promoting a gifted student to a grade higher than the standard progression |
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new-moon-born |
Adjective
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born on the day of the new moon |
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affordability |
Noun
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the financial capacity or status of an individual to afford expenses |
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Aucitya theory |
Noun
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a literary theory proposed by Kshemendra emphasizing appropriateness as the soul of poetry |
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Aucitya school |
Noun
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a school of literary criticism founded by Kshemendra that prioritizes the proper organization of all poetic elements |
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unpopped |
Adjective
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referring to grains like corn or millet that fail to pop when roasted |
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to be complained at |
Verb
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to be subjected to nagging or persistent complaining |
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to cause to nag |
Verb
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to cause someone to nag or complain persistently |
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rice-husking shed |
Noun
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a shed or shelter housing a rice-husking pedal |
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husking-mill shed |
Noun
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a structure containing a husking mill or pedal |
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made to weep |
Verb
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to be made to weep |
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caused to cry |
Verb
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to be forced or caused to cry |
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to reduce |
Verb
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to reduce or diminish |
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frequent visits |
Noun
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the act of going back and forth repeatedly |