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type bed |
Noun
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a part of a printing press where type is arranged |
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waste away |
Verb
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to become thin or emaciated due to worry or distress |
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odd-eyed pigeon |
Noun
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a pigeon with one white eye and one black eye |
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hand over reluctantly |
Verb
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to give something away reluctantly |
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Rubus |
Noun
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a thorny shrub of the Rubus genus with round red fruit |
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chiming |
Adverb
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in a manner producing a ringing sound |
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tower wagon |
Noun
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a motor vehicle equipped with an adjustable tower |
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bow insincerely |
Verb
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to bow or cause to bow insincerely or reluctantly |
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perform a perfunctory bow |
Phrase
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to bow in a reluctant or insincere manner |
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with a clanging sound |
Adverb
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in a way that produces a loud clanging noise |
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gunny cloth |
Noun
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a coarse and thick fabric typically made of jute fibers |
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tip-cat |
Noun
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a traditional game played by flicking a stick with the fingers |
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to be made pitiful |
Verb
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to be rendered into a pitiable state |
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to be made to evoke sympathy |
Phrase
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to be made to appear worthy of sympathy |
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to make pitiful |
Verb
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to cause someone or something to appear pitiable |
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to make desirable |
Verb
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to make something appear desirable or appealing |
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charred scrap |
Noun
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a derogatory term for a burnt piece of bread |
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related to manger |
Adjective
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pertaining to a manger or feeding trough |
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be postponed |
Verb
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to be delayed or pushed back in time |
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be deferred |
Verb
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to be set aside for a later time |
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be put off |
Phrase
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to be rescheduled to a later date |
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terrace-related |
Adjective
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pertaining to or located on a terrace or plateau |
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at a distance |
Adverb
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at a significant distance away |
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tickingly |
Adverb
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in a manner producing a ticking sound |
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rough note |
Noun
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a rough or makeshift note |
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flat bean |
Noun
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a bean variety with round leaves and flat pods |
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long-term matter |
Phrase
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a matter concerning the distant future |
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tie pin |
Noun
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a pin used to fasten a necktie |
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suffer from hunger |
Verb
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to suffer from hunger, thirst, or heat throughout the day |
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to cause to walk |
Verb
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to cause someone to walk or stroll |
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to take for a walk |
Verb
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to cause someone to go for a stroll |
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correction fluid |
Noun
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white liquid used to cover written errors |
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to be made to glow |
Verb
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to be caused to shine or sparkle |
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to make glow |
Verb
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to cause to shine or sparkle |
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teak plywood |
Noun
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plywood made from teak wood |
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official note |
Noun
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brief written opinion or feedback submitted for approval |
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to fit tightly |
Verb
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to fit very closely or snugly |
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to be snug |
Verb
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to be very snug or tight-fitting |
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note-taking |
Noun
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the act of writing down information briefly |
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jotting down |
Noun
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the act of recording notes in brief |
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tilak ceremony |
Noun
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the ritual of applying a vermilion mark during religious ceremonies |
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engagement token |
Noun
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a token or mark given during an engagement ceremony |
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rain-fed field |
Noun
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high-altitude field dependent solely on rainfall for irrigation |
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upland field |
Noun
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elevated agricultural land reliant on rain |
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fitted blouse |
Noun
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a very tight or well-fitted blouse |
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noting down |
Noun
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the act of recording or preparing notes |
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be dictated |
Verb
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to be caused to record or dictate information |
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walk briskly |
Verb
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to walk with quick, long strides |
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place of residence |
Noun
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a place where one resides or survives |
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quarter-measure |
Noun
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a measurement equal to one-fourth of a unit |