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pocket calendar |
Noun
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small calendar designed to fit in a pocket |
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be entangled |
Verb
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to become caught, tangled, or wrapped up |
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be snarled |
Verb
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to become caught, tangled, or wrapped up |
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wife's elder brother |
Noun
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elder brother of one's wife |
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love duet |
Noun
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romantic duet sung as a call-and-response between a man and a woman |
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sing a duet |
Phrase
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singing a song in a question-and-answer format between a man and a woman |
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large sword |
Noun
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a large sword |
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cause to weigh |
Verb
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to cause something to be weighed or measured |
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haphazard earnings |
Noun
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earnings acquired in a haphazard or makeshift manner |
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scrounging |
Noun
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the act of gathering or scrounging together resources |
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yogurt culture |
Noun
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a small amount of yogurt used as a starter to curdle milk |
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connection process |
Noun
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the act or process of connecting things |
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pocket handkerchief |
Noun
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a small cloth kept in a pocket for wiping hands, face, or nose |
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loose knitting |
Noun
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a loose or makeshift style of knitting |
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slack weaving |
Noun
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a loose or makeshift style of weaving |
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storing |
Noun
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the act of saving or storing something for future use |
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anniversary year |
Noun
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the second, fourth, or sixth year of marriage |
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tilled land |
Noun
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land cultivated directly by a landlord |
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underarm hair |
Noun
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hair growing under the armpit |
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gemologist |
Noun
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a dealer or expert in precious stones |
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odd-or-even |
Noun
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a game played by guessing whether the number of hidden objects is odd or even |
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union and separation |
Noun
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the state of union and separation |
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meeting and parting |
Noun
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the state of meeting and parting |
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full of knowledge |
Adjective
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full of or characterized by knowledge |
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enlightener |
Noun
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one who imparts knowledge or understanding |
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devotion to knowledge |
Noun
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devotion or firm belief in knowledge |
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dedication to knowledge |
Noun
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dedication or commitment to the pursuit of knowledge |
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thirst for learning |
Noun
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an intense desire or thirst for acquiring knowledge |
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knowledge-seeker |
Noun
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a person who has a strong desire to learn |
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plow-rope |
Noun
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a rope used to attach a yoke to the necks of oxen for plowing |
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yoke-strap |
Noun
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rope used to fasten a yoke to an ox's neck |
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tenancy certificate |
Noun
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official certificate of tenancy rights |
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tenancy rights document |
Noun
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official document certifying tenancy rights |
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Jnana Mudra |
Noun
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hand gesture formed by joining the tips of the index finger and thumb |
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communicated |
Adjective
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made known or informed |
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plowing and tax payment |
Phrase
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the act of plowing land and paying land tax |
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pursuit of knowledge |
Noun
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continuous effort or practice to acquire knowledge |
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intellectual endeavor |
Noun
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intellectual pursuit or practice for gaining knowledge |
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draft ox |
Noun
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an ox capable of or used for heavy plowing |
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plow ox |
Noun
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an ox used for plowing |
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Jnana Yoga |
Noun
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spiritual practice for liberation through the attainment of pure knowledge |
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path of knowledge |
Noun
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the spiritual path of attaining liberation through knowledge |
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Jnanavati |
Noun
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the final stage among the thirteen stages of enlightenment in Buddhism |
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at which time |
Adverb
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at the time when |
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very spicy |
Adjective
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extremely spicy to the point of being painful |
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tenancy rights |
Noun
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legal rights of a tenant farmer |
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burrowing mite |
Noun
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a tiny mite that burrows into the palm of the hand |
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karmic obscuration |
Noun
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karmic action that obscures knowledge |
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veiling karma |
Noun
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karma that acts as a veil to knowledge |
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Jyapu |
Noun
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a Newar caste whose primary occupation is farming |