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tusked animal |
Noun
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animal that uses its tusks as its primary weapon |
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do energetically |
Verb
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perform a task with energy and speed |
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perform briskly |
Verb
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perform a task with energy and speed |
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rapid-fire |
Adverb
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in a continuous and rapid succession of gunfire |
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tooth disease |
Noun
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any medical condition or ailment affecting the teeth |
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suppressible |
Adjective
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worthy of being subdued or controlled |
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repressible |
Adjective
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fit to be suppressed or kept under control |
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Damayanti |
Noun
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daughter of King Bhima of Vidarbha and wife of King Nala in the Mahabharata |
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act of hiding |
Noun
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the process or act of concealing |
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hustle and bustle |
Noun
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intense running about or rushing for work |
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dentolabial |
Adjective
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relating to both teeth and lips |
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scrapingly |
Adverb
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in a manner that causes scratching or abrasion |
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visarga |
Noun
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the symbol consisting of two dots used in the twelfth vowel sound of the Nepali alphabet |
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row of teeth |
Noun
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a row or line of teeth |
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Morus |
Noun
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a genus of trees with rough leaves and white edible berries |
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Daya |
Noun
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the daughter of Daksha Prajapati and wife of Dharma |
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statement of expenditure |
Noun
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a detailed account of expenses |
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Teej feast |
Noun
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a special, substantial meal eaten by women on the night before the Teej festival |
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abrasively |
Adverb
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in a way that results in skin being scratched or abraded |
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scraped |
Adjective
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having skin scratched or abraded due to falling or other causes |
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divine court |
Noun
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the divine court where one is said to appear after death |
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divine threshold |
Noun
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the threshold or palace of God |
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court of God |
Noun
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the court or palace of God |
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downpouring |
Noun
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the process of pouring down heavily |
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compassionate look |
Noun
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a look filled with compassion or kind behavior |
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merciful gaze |
Noun
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a gaze full of mercy or benevolent treatment |
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charitable act |
Noun
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a religious act performed with compassion and sympathy |
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compassion and religion |
Noun
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the combination of compassion and religious duty |
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mercy and righteousness |
Noun
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the virtues of mercy and righteousness |
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merciful person |
Noun
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a person who is extremely kind or a repository of mercy |
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compassionate person |
Noun
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someone who is extremely kind and benevolent |
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object of pity |
Noun
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a person deserving of sympathy or pity |
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castor plant |
Noun
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a plant of the Ricinus genus |
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protruding teeth |
Adjective
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having teeth that protrude beyond the lips |
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long-toothed |
Adjective
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possessing long or prominent teeth |
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salaried person |
Noun
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a person who receives a regular monthly wage |
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partially dried |
Adjective
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partially dried or beginning to dry |
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followingly |
Adverb
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in a manner of following or pursuing |
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pursuingly |
Adverb
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in a manner of following or pursuing |
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winding up |
Noun
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the act of winding a spring to power a mechanical device |
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coco de mer |
Noun
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a large, hard coconut shell used by ascetics as a begging bowl |
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heel pain |
Noun
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a condition causing sharp pain in the heel while walking |
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calcaneal pain |
Noun
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a condition causing sharp pain in the heel while walking |
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cause to pour |
Verb
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to cause rain to fall in torrents |
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compassionate hero |
Noun
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one of the four types of heroic characters in literature defined by compassion |
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hero of compassion |
Noun
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one of the four types of heroic characters in literature defined by compassion |
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ocean of compassion |
Noun
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a person who is exceptionally kind and compassionate |
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land revenue registration |
Noun
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the system of recording and paying land revenue |
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rain heavily |
Verb
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to rain in torrents |
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doorkeeping |
Noun
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the work or profession of a gatekeeper |