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causing to flow |
Noun
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the act or process of causing something to flow |
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Baha'i |
Noun
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a specific religious faith |
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polyarchy |
Noun
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a system of government with multiple leadership or diverse policy views |
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take abroad |
Verb
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to take someone to a foreign country |
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multi-purpose |
Adjective
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serving multiple purposes |
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outpatient department |
Noun
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hospital department for examining and treating non-admitted patients |
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external sense |
Noun
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one of the five sensory organs including nose, ear, eye, tongue, and skin |
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multi-partyist |
Adjective
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believing in or favoring a multi-party system |
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pro-multi-party |
Adjective
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believing in or favoring a multi-party system |
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multi-partisanship |
Noun
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the state or condition of having multiple political parties |
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many-named |
Adjective
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having many or various names |
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multiparty |
Adjective
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pertaining to a shared perspective or viewpoint among many |
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Banda-related |
Adjective
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related to or characteristic of the Banda community |
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Banda-style |
Adjective
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related to or characteristic of the Banda community |
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cloth wrap |
Noun
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cloth used for wrapping books, ledgers, or boxes |
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Banda Jatra |
Noun
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festival on Bhadra Krishna Trayodashi where Banda people collect alms from devotees |
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Panchadan festival |
Noun
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festival on Bhadra Krishna Trayodashi where Banda people collect alms from devotees |
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Himalayan herb |
Noun
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Himalayan herb with dense overlapping leaves and monkey-tail-like inflorescence |
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chronic sore |
Noun
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a wound that does not heal due to constant irritation or picking |
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monkey-like |
Adjective
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resembling a monkey |
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wild fruit tree |
Noun
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tree or its fruit characterized by small white flowers and peach-like fruits |
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bamboo-leaf grass |
Noun
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type of grass with bamboo-like leaves that spreads as a vine |
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outward-facing |
Adjective
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positioned or facing outward |
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Baise kingdom |
Noun
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one of the twenty-two historical petty kingdoms |
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dam and canal |
Noun
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a dam and its associated irrigation canal |
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dam and irrigation channel |
Noun
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a dam and its associated irrigation canal |
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indentured servant |
Noun
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person bound to service until a debt is repaid |
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multipurpose college |
Noun
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educational institution offering instruction in multiple subjects |
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pegasus |
Noun
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mythical winged horse |
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as long as one lives |
Phrase
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for the duration of one's life |
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outstanding amount |
Noun
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unpaid balance or arrears due from a transaction |
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continued story |
Phrase
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portion of an article continued on another page |
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act boldly |
Verb
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to show extreme courage or audacity |
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various matters |
Phrase
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a variety of different topics or issues |
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many things |
Phrase
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a large number of diverse items |
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Baglung-made |
Adjective
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produced or originating in Baglung |
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dye vat |
Noun
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square wooden vessel used by dyers for holding pigment |
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dye container |
Noun
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container for holding dye used in textile printing |
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farm labor |
Noun
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the occupation or work of a farm laborer |
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cooperative worker |
Noun
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person who assists others with agricultural work |
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goats and kids |
Phrase
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goats and their young offspring |
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goat farmer |
Noun
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person who earns a living by raising goats |
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lop-eared dog |
Noun
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breed of dog characterized by thick, drooping ears |
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Baglung-related |
Adjective
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pertaining to or associated with Baglung |
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dewclaw |
Noun
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claw-like growth on a tiger's foreleg considered auspicious |
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bahuvrihi |
Noun
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grammatical compound where the meaning shifts from the constituent words |
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rain spray |
Noun
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raindrops blown at an angle by the wind |
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wind-blown rain |
Noun
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rain driven obliquely by wind gusts |
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bootstraps |
Noun
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footwear featuring large, prominent flaps or ears |
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music and dance |
Phrase
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musical performance and dance |