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silver necklace |
Noun
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a type of silver ornament worn as a necklace |
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act of stuffing |
Noun
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the act or process of stuffing or packing |
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saline substance |
Noun
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a salty or saline substance |
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salt sea |
Noun
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a sea containing saline water |
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broken pottery |
Noun
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broken pieces of pottery or kitchenware |
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shards |
Noun
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broken pieces of pottery or earthenware |
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ramming |
Noun
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the act or process of packing or ramming something |
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saline sea |
Noun
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a sea of salty water |
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suspenders |
Noun
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straps worn over the shoulders to support trousers or skirts |
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shoulder-strap |
Noun
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a strap worn over the shoulder |
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Milk Ocean |
Noun
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a mythical ocean with milk-like frothy water |
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in a state of shock |
Phrase
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in a state of being stunned or losing one's senses |
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packed tightly |
Adjective
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filled to capacity with people or objects |
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deteriorated |
Adjective
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worn out, diminished, or in a degraded state |
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cause to stack |
Verb
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to cause items to be placed one on top of another |
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make to pile |
Verb
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to cause items to be arranged in a stack |
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ritual post |
Noun
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a ceremonial or ritual pillar |
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be gulped |
Verb
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to be swallowed or gulped down |
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at one go |
Phrase
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in a manner of consuming something in a single mouthful |
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in one bite |
Phrase
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in a manner of eating something in one bite |
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Khaptad |
Noun
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a historical place or mountain region in Doti district, Western Nepal |
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skull-bearer |
Noun
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one who carries a skull in their hand |
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thatch-grass field |
Noun
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land cultivated for thatch grass |
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thatch-grass land |
Noun
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an area of land used for growing thatch grass |
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marking gauge |
Noun
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a carpenter's tool with a small pin used for marking lines on wood |
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scratchily |
Adverb
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in a manner that produces a scratching sound |
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make a scratching sound |
Verb
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to produce a scratching or scraping noise |
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make a scraping sound |
Verb
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to emit a scraping sound like that of an animal scratching |
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trickle down |
Verb
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to fall down rapidly like coins or grain |
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pour down (of grain/coins) |
Verb
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to pour down in a stream of small items like grain or coins |
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without stopping |
Adverb
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continuously without interruption |
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non-gazetted second class officer |
Noun
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a non-gazetted second-class civil service rank |
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curry comb |
Noun
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a metal tool used for grooming animals and removing loose hair or dust |
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superheat |
Verb
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to heat intensely or dry out thoroughly |
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high-arched |
Adjective
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having a high arch in the foot that touches the ground only at the heel and toes |
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high-arched person |
Noun
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a person with a high-arched foot |
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non-stop |
Adverb
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straightforwardly or without stopping |
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lathe work |
Noun
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the process of smoothing or cleaning wood or metal objects using a machine |
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polishing machine |
Noun
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a machine used to polish and smooth metal vessels after shaping |
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purchased estate |
Noun
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land purchased from a birta holder |
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petty calculation |
Adjective
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pertaining to the act of calculating petty expenses or minor transactions |
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cause to pile |
Verb
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to cause items to be stacked or piled up |
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make someone stack |
Verb
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to instruct or force someone to stack objects |
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being caused to bubble |
Verb
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the state of being made to bubble or boil |
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cause to bubble |
Verb
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to cause a liquid to bubble or boil |
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bring to a simmer |
Verb
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to bring a liquid to a simmering or bubbling state |
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meticulous accounting |
Noun
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the practice of keeping meticulous or petty accounts of every small expense |
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fair-complexioned |
Adjective
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having a complexion fairer than wheat-colored and healthy-looking |
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Kharosthi |
Noun
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an ancient Indian script from the Ashokan era written from right to left |
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be herded |
Verb
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to be driven or moved to a pasture |