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severed head |
Noun
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a head severed from the body |
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decapitated head |
Noun
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a head that has been cut off |
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first-year crop |
Noun
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the first year's harvest of sugarcane |
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fist-like |
Verb
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to become shaped like a fist |
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be grasped |
Verb
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to be grasped or held within a fist |
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be held |
Verb
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to be grasped or taken by the fist |
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short-lived joy |
Phrase
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a fleeting moment of pleasure or happiness |
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frequent urinator |
Noun
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a person who urinates frequently |
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fixed account |
Noun
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a bank account that earns higher interest if funds remain untouched for a set period |
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first-run liquor |
Noun
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a strong, high-quality liquor distilled for the first time |
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awnless barley |
Noun
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a variety of barley lacking an awn |
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expired receipt |
Noun
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a receipt that automatically becomes void after its expiration date |
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filing a lawsuit |
Phrase
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the act of filing legal documents in court to initiate a lawsuit |
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taking responsibility |
Phrase
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the act of accepting or taking over another person's legal case |
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assuming a case |
Phrase
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the act of assuming responsibility for another's legal case |
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printing office |
Noun
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a facility for printing books and documents |
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fascia board |
Noun
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a long horizontal board fixed to the edge of a roof |
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many bundles |
Phrase
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a large quantity of bundles |
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monetary inflation |
Noun
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a state where currency in circulation exceeds the economic requirement |
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to become block-like |
Verb
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to become block-like or log-like in shape |
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to become dull |
Verb
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to become dull or insensitive like a log |
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Munitraya |
Noun
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the three great Sanskrit grammarians: Panini, Katyayana, and Patanjali |
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eminent rishi |
Noun
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a great or preeminent sage |
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kusha ring |
Noun
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a ring made of kusha grass worn during ritual offerings |
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to be forced to memorize |
Verb
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to be compelled to memorize or learn by rote |
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to be made to learn by rote |
Verb
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to be forced to commit information to memory |
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rest on head |
Phrase
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to balance or rest something on the head |
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stamped |
Adjective
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marked with a seal or rubber stamp |
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coining press |
Noun
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a machine used for minting coins |
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minting machine |
Noun
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a device for manufacturing currency or coins |
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shaven head |
Noun
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head with hair shaved off |
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desire to die |
Noun
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wish or longing to die |
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death-seeking |
Adjective
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desiring death |
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be made to urinate |
Verb
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to be caused to urinate |
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lovestruck |
Adjective
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intoxicated by love |
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first harvest ritual |
Phrase
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traditional ritual for starting the first harvest of paddy |
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ceremonial harvest |
Phrase
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ceremonial act of initiating the harvest |
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Mudita |
Noun
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first stage of meditation in Mahayana and Vajrayana Buddhism |
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enuretic |
Adjective
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habitually wetting the bed |
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sympathetic joy |
Noun
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mental state of finding joy in the happiness of others |
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cobbler's tool |
Noun
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iron tool used by cobblers for hammering nails and shaping leather |
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exercise club |
Noun
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wooden club used by wrestlers for exercise |
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foreign office |
Noun
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office that handled foreign affairs during the Rana regime |
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pointed shoe |
Noun
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shoe with a very long and sharp pointed toe |
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imprinted |
Adjective
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marked with a seal or impression |
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cruel person |
Noun
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person who causes pain or suffering to others |
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suppressed smiling |
Noun
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act or manner of smiling suppressedly |
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aspirant for moksha |
Noun
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person striving for liberation from worldly existence |
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Dichondra repens |
Noun
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type of small-leaved plant |
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worthless person |
Noun
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useless or worthless person |