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marked with a spot |
Adjective
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having a spot or mark on the forehead |
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effigy for sorcery |
Noun
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an effigy or personal item used in sorcery rituals |
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voodoo doll |
Noun
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a doll used for magical or sorcery purposes |
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scrap of cloth |
Noun
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a small scrap or piece of cloth |
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butterfly moustache |
Noun
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a moustache trimmed into the shape of a butterfly |
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carved window |
Noun
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ornamentally carved window |
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pantry moth |
Noun
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small white moth that infests stored grain |
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regenerated |
Adjective
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born or produced again |
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restarting production |
Noun
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resumption of a previously halted manufacturing process |
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reiterated |
Adjective
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repeated or restated |
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new iteration |
Noun
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a new instance of repetition |
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little son |
Noun
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a young or small son |
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dwarfs |
Noun
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people of short stature |
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short people |
Noun
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individuals who are short in height |
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reincarnationist |
Noun
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one who believes in the doctrine of rebirth |
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appeal petition |
Noun
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a formal request for a higher court to review a decision |
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resit |
Noun
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an opportunity to retake an examination after failing |
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reappointed |
Adjective
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appointed again to a position |
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reemployed |
Adjective
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hired again for employment |
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saline drip |
Noun
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intravenous fluid administered to restore hydration |
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retyping |
Noun
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the act of typing something again |
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retyped |
Adjective
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typed again or duplicated |
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re-totaling |
Noun
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the process of re-calculating examination marks upon request |
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revival period |
Noun
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a period characterized by cultural or intellectual revival |
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reawakened |
Adjective
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awakened once more |
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become short |
Verb
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to become short in stature |
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grow tall |
Verb
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to fail to become short |
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renewal fee |
Noun
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a fee paid to renew membership after expiration |
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apparent tautology |
Noun
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the appearance of repetition where none exists |
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punaruktavadabhasa |
Noun
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a literary figure of speech creating an illusion of repetition |
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poetic figure of apparent tautology |
Noun
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rhetorical device creating an illusion of repetition where none exists |
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review tribunal |
Noun
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special court established to reconsider specific types of legal cases |
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re-adjudication |
Noun
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process of a higher authority reviewing or reversing a previously decided case |
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refunded |
Adjective
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having been paid back or reimbursed |
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husband of a widow |
Noun
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man who marries a widow |
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alumni gathering |
Noun
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event where former and current students gather for social interaction and celebration |
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readmission fee |
Noun
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fee charged to re-enroll a student after their name has been removed from the register |
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rebuilt |
Adjective
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constructed again or repaired after damage |
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city gate |
Noun
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main entrance or gateway to a city |
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ritual practice |
Noun
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ritualistic chanting or prayer performed to achieve a specific goal or success |
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re-established |
Adjective
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restored to a former position or state |
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reinstated |
Adjective
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restored to a former position or office |
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fart sound |
Adverb
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in a manner producing a sudden sharp flatulent sound |
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yajna for a son |
Noun
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sacrificial ritual performed according to scriptures to beget a son |
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Tethys Sea |
Noun
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ancient sea that existed in the Himalayan region millions of years ago |
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re-election |
Noun
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process of holding an election again in a constituency due to specific reasons |
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ideal man |
Noun
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the best or most virtuous among men |
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men's singles |
Noun
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sporting match played between two individual male competitors |
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masculine vigor |
Noun
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quality of being masculine or manly vigor |
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Purusha Sukta |
Noun
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hymn from the Yajurveda describing the cosmic being |