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cause to be wrapped |
Verb
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to cause something to be wrapped |
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Gymnopetalum cochinchinense |
Noun
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a climbing plant with pumpkin-like leaves and small thorny fruits |
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London |
Noun
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the capital city of England |
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to be made to loiter |
Verb
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to be forced to loiter or waste time |
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to be made to dally |
Verb
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to be made to dally or linger |
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marksheet |
Noun
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document showing academic grades |
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in a confused manner |
Adverb
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in a confused or disorganized manner |
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long shirt |
Noun
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traditional Nepali shirt or tunic |
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gained |
Adjective
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obtained or acquired |
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striding along |
Adverb
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walking with long, continuous strides |
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gooily |
Adverb
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in a sticky or viscous manner |
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train hard |
Verb
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to train someone rigorously |
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long and wide |
Adjective
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having significant length and breadth |
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very long |
Adjective
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excessively long |
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extending |
Noun
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the act or process of extending |
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to cause to stride |
Verb
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to cause to take long strides |
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to make someone walk fast |
Verb
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to make someone walk with a fast, striding gait |
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long-eyed |
Adjective
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having elongated eye corners |
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tantric priest |
Noun
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a southern tantric priest from the era of King Pratap Malla |
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tantric brahmin |
Noun
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a southern tantric brahmin from the era of King Pratap Malla |
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female matchmaker |
Noun
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a woman who acts as a marriage broker |
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thin mattress |
Noun
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a small, thin sleeping mat |
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to be made idle |
Verb
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to be rendered idle or lazy |
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to be made to loaf |
Verb
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to be forced into a state of loafing |
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straight path |
Noun
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a straight path without turns or detours |
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direct route |
Noun
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a direct, unswerving route |
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return empty-handed |
Verb
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to return after failing to achieve a goal |
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come back unsuccessful |
Verb
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to come back disappointed and unsuccessful |
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wrist guard |
Noun
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a protective wrist guard made of bamboo or reed tubes used by laborers |
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wrist protector |
Noun
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a woven wrist protector used to prevent injury during weeding |
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line-up |
Noun
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a formation or sequence of items in a line |
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arranged in a row |
Phrase
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positioned in a straight line or sequence |
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hangingly |
Adverb
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in a manner that hangs or dangles |
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prostrate oneself |
Phrase
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to lie flat on the ground in submission |
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to cause to stagger |
Verb
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to make someone walk unsteadily |
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to cause to totter |
Verb
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to cause someone to walk with an unsteady gait |
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enticingly |
Adverb
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in a way that is seductive or captivating |
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make someone stumble |
Phrase
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to cause someone to lose their footing |
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high-denomination note |
Noun
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a banknote with a value of one hundred rupees or more |
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be licked |
Verb
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to be subjected to the action of being licked |
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Patan |
Noun
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the city of Patan |
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sluggish gait |
Noun
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a slow, dragging, or sluggish manner of walking |
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garlic-eater |
Noun
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a person who consumes garlic |
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to be made to stagger |
Verb
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to be forced into an unsteady or staggering state |
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to be caused to stumble |
Verb
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to be made to trip or lose balance |
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to stagger |
Verb
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to walk unsteadily or with a wavering gait |
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Lalitavistara |
Noun
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a famous Buddhist text describing the life of the Buddha |
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shamblingly |
Adverb
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in a slow, dragging, or shambling manner |
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Lavanasura |
Noun
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a son of the demon Madhu who was killed by Shatrughna |
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Lalitpur |
Noun
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the city of Lalitpur |