Dictionary

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