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pile on |
Phrase
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to participate in a collective assault on an individual |
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cluster of houses |
Noun
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a small, dense cluster of houses |
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in isolation |
Adverb
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in a lonely or dark place by oneself |
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to sulk |
Verb
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to sit in silence due to anger or sorrow |
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to mope |
Verb
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to remain in a gloomy or sullen state |
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zealous pursuit |
Noun
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intense persistence in achieving a goal |
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cause to be washed |
Verb
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to have something washed by another |
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to be mobbed |
Verb
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to be surrounded by a crowd |
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to be swarmed |
Verb
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to be swarmed by a group |
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to cause to swarm |
Verb
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to cause a crowd to gather |
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to cause to gather |
Verb
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to cause people to assemble |
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becoming dusty |
Noun
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the process of becoming covered in dust |
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festival game |
Noun
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a game played with dust and mud after Holi |
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dust-making |
Adjective
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causing the creation of dust |
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pulverizing |
Adjective
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reducing something to powder |
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turn to dust |
Verb
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to crumble into fine particles |
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capable of carrying a load |
Adjective
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fit for bearing a heavy burden |
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straw debris |
Noun
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tangled or broken straw remnants |
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a type of tree |
Noun
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a tree species with downy leaves and small white flowers |
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puja |
Noun
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a simple ritual offering |
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make overcast |
Verb
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to make the atmosphere cloudy or overcast |
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dust and soil |
Noun
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a collection of dust and soil |
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smoke residue |
Noun
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soot or smoke residue |
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milking cow |
Noun
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a cow that has recently given birth |
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to be smoked |
Verb
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to be exposed to smoke |
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to be fumigated |
Verb
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to be treated with smoke or fumes |
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persistent lover |
Noun
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a persistent and shameless suitor |
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caught |
Adjective
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held or seized firmly |
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greyish sugarcane |
Noun
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a variety of sugarcane with a greyish stalk |
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become tattered |
Verb
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to become tattered or tangled |
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nourishable |
Adjective
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capable of being nourished |
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clearing the air |
Phrase
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the act of resolving misunderstandings through open communication |
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bagworm |
Noun
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an insect that lives inside a bag-like nest |
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iridescent fabric |
Noun
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fabric with a shimmering, color-shifting appearance |
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sixth note of the Indian musical scale |
Noun
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the sixth note of the Indian musical scale |
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to be caused to be washed |
Verb
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to be made to undergo washing |
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to cause to wash |
Verb
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to cause someone to wash something |
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to have washed |
Verb
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to have something washed by another |
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washing and cleaning |
Noun
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the act of washing and cleaning |
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washing and rinsing |
Noun
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the process of washing and rinsing |
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laundry fee |
Noun
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the fee charged for laundry services |
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poisonous caterpillar |
Noun
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a venomous caterpillar that resides in a bag-like nest |
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baggy trousers |
Noun
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trousers with very wide, baggy legs |
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harem pants |
Noun
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trousers with very wide, baggy legs |
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Dhritarashtra |
Noun
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the blind king from the Mahabharata and father of Duryodhana |
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Dhritavarma |
Noun
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a prince of Trigarta who accompanied Arjuna to protect the Ashvamedha horse |
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deep-voiced |
Adjective
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having a deep, hollow-sounding voice |
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hollow-voiced |
Adjective
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having a deep, hollow-sounding voice |
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yellow-brown bird |
Noun
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a bird characterized by yellow and brown plumage |
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hollow tree |
Noun
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a tree that is hollow inside |