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bouncily |
Adverb
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in a manner characterized by continuous springing or bending |
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springily |
Adverb
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in a flexible or resilient manner |
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limit of flexibility |
Noun
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the limit or extent of flexibility |
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small project |
Noun
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a small-scale project requiring minimal capital and labor |
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minor project |
Noun
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a minor scheme or plan that is easily implemented |
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outstanding bet |
Noun
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amount owed by a loser in a game |
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monkey tail |
Noun
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tail of a monkey |
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to feel ashamed |
Verb
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to experience feelings of shame |
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stripped area |
Noun
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area stripped of its bark or covering |
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bare patch |
Noun
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patch of ground left bare by stripping |
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crossable |
Adjective
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capable of being stepped over or crossed |
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be hesitant |
Verb
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to feel shy or hesitant |
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small skein |
Noun
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small bundle of thread or yarn |
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small coil |
Noun
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small coiled length of material |
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pliantly |
Adverb
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in a manner that bends or flexes significantly |
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dangling object |
Noun
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something that hangs down |
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be bashful |
Verb
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to feel shy or reserved |
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not be hung |
Verb
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to fail to be suspended |
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petty dispute |
Noun
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minor quarrel or trivial legal dispute |
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small claims court |
Noun
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court of first instance for minor disputes |
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amaranth sweet |
Noun
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cake made of popped amaranth and molasses |
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sweet rice pudding |
Noun
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sweet dish made of fried glutinous rice and molasses |
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stepping over |
Noun
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act of stepping over or crossing |
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shaman with dreadlocks |
Noun
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shaman who wears his hair in matted locks |
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rapid-fire speech |
Noun
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rapid, staccato manner of speaking or reading |
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shufflingly |
Adverb
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in a confusing or evasive manner |
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masonry pillar |
Noun
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tall pillar constructed of brick or stone |
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be made to wallow |
Verb
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to be caused to roll or wallow |
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be made to roll |
Verb
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to be forced to roll about |
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make someone wallow |
Verb
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to cause someone to roll or wallow |
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make someone roll |
Verb
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cause to roll on the ground |
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rolling game |
Noun
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a game played by rolling on the ground |
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cause to fight |
Verb
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cause to engage in a fight |
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set against |
Verb
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incite to conflict against another |
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last-born son |
Noun
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a son born after three daughters |
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rekindling of conflict |
Noun
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the resurgence of a conflict that was about to settle |
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hauled |
Verb
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to be dragged or hauled |
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pulled along |
Verb
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to be pulled along or dragged |
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sloppy work |
Noun
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haphazard or perfunctory work |
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laddu |
Noun
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a spherical sweet made of sugar, flour, and ghee |
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stoopingly |
Adverb
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in a stooping or bending manner |
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bendingly |
Adverb
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in a drooping or bending manner |
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to be laden |
Verb
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to be loaded with a heavy burden |
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strugglingly |
Adverb
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with difficulty or while struggling |
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kick accidentally |
Verb
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to strike something with a foot unintentionally |
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leave stranded |
Verb
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to leave someone in a helpless or abandoned state |
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rubber hose |
Noun
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a flexible rubber tube |
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wrapping process |
Noun
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the act or process of wrapping |
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let hang |
Verb
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to allow something to hang down |
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burdening |
Noun
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the act or process of loading a burden |