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exchange of kicks |
Noun
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a fight involving mutual kicking |
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guts and belly |
Noun
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feces and the stomach |
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ageusia |
Verb
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to lose the sense of taste due to illness |
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fleshy part |
Noun
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a fleshy mass or lump of meat |
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lump of meat |
Noun
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a fleshy mass or lump of meat |
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garlic leaf |
Noun
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leaf of the garlic plant |
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hardwood tree |
Noun
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type of tree with hard wood |
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long-leaved |
Adjective
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having long leaves |
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be possessed |
Verb
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be seized or affected by a spirit or ghost |
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be related |
Verb
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have a familial connection or relationship |
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be kin |
Verb
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be related by blood or marriage |
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resident of Lamidanda |
Noun
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person living in or originating from Lamidanda |
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popped rice |
Noun
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puffed rice produced by roasting paddy |
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lasya dance |
Noun
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type of dance expressing romantic feelings through gestures and body movements |
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consistent with |
Adjective
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in accordance with or matching |
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autopsy report |
Noun
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document detailing the cause of death and findings from a post-mortem examination |
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inquest report |
Noun
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official record of a death investigation |
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labor cost |
Noun
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value of labor collected by industrial owners or producers |
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rati |
Noun
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wife of the god of love, Kamadeva, in Hindu mythology |
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long-tailed bird |
Noun
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greyish dove-like bird with a long tail |
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long-tailed sheep |
Noun
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breed of sheep characterized by a long tail |
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long-tailed |
Adjective
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possessing a long tail |
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driveling |
Adjective
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drooling or salivating |
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beautiful city |
Noun
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a beautiful city |
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lovely city |
Noun
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a lovely city |
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superior breed of buffalo |
Noun
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a superior breed of buffalo |
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land title |
Noun
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official land ownership certificate with a red seal |
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registration of a deed |
Noun
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legal process of registering a property deed or financial transaction |
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paddy for popping |
Noun
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long-grained paddy variety suitable for popping |
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long horn |
Noun
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long wind instrument used primarily by the Sherpa community |
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dungchen |
Noun
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long wind instrument used by the Sherpa people |
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worn-out broom |
Noun
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old, worn-down broom |
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stump of a broom |
Noun
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stubby end of a worn-out broom |
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leaf-mat |
Noun
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mat made by stitching leaves together without a frame |
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root nature |
Noun
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primordial nature from which all manifestations dissolve according to Samkhya philosophy |
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Lepcha |
Noun
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member of an ethnic group residing in Ilam, Darjeeling, Sikkim, and Bhutan |
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hermeneutic indicator |
Noun
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one of the six criteria for determining meaning in Mimamsa philosophy |
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interpretive principle |
Noun
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interpretive criterion used in Mimamsa philosophy |
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insignia-bearer |
Noun
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person wearing a badge or specific insignia |
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Lingapurana |
Noun
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one of the eighteen major Puranas |
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written request |
Noun
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formal request or order submitted in writing |
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sealed document |
Noun
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document bearing an official royal or government seal |
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overcooked rice |
Noun
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overcooked, sticky rice that clings to a ladle |
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mushy rice |
Noun
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mushy, glutinous rice |
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louse egg |
Noun
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egg of a louse or bedbug |
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written examination |
Noun
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test requiring written responses |
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pendulous breast |
Noun
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loose or pendulous teat or breast |
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sagging breast |
Noun
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flaccid or sagging breast |
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to cause to plaster |
Verb
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to have something plastered or daubed |
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to cause to daub |
Verb
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to cause to be coated with mud or plaster |