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chasing game |
Noun
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children's game involving a call-and-response sequence |
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flesh and bone |
Noun
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bone and flesh |
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detained |
Adjective
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held in custody or detention |
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earthen pot |
Noun
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wide-mouthed earthen vessel used for roasting grains |
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old pot |
Noun
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old or worn-out earthen or metal pot |
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pejorative term for pots |
Noun
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derogatory term for cooking vessels |
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pots and pans |
Phrase
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various cooking utensils and containers |
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eating greedily |
Adverb
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in a manner of a child eating greedily with an open mouth |
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weekly market |
Noun
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a small temporary market held on specific days |
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Market Development Project |
Noun
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a government program initiated to improve and facilitate local markets |
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royal we |
Pronoun
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a pronoun used by a speaker to refer to themselves to express authority or ego |
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majestic plural |
Noun
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the use of the first-person plural to convey a sense of majesty or ego |
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hand win |
Noun
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winning a card game using only the initially dealt cards without drawing more |
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cooperative work |
Noun
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work completed by passing tasks sequentially among multiple people |
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relay work |
Noun
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work performed in a relay fashion by several people |
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hand and mouth |
Phrase
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the hands used for working and the mouth used for eating and speaking |
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quick reply |
Noun
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a quick response given immediately after being asked |
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ready answer |
Noun
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a prompt and ready answer |
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at ease |
Adverb
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in a state of comfort and ease |
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without permission |
Adverb
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without hesitation or seeking permission |
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direct confrontation |
Noun
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a physical altercation or direct hand-to-hand confrontation |
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hand press |
Noun
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a printing machine operated by hand |
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proboscis-like |
Adjective
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having a trunk-like or long, clumsy face |
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to be laughed at |
Verb
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to be the object of laughter |
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to be made to laugh |
Verb
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to be caused to laugh |
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mouth of a cave |
Noun
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the entrance or opening of a cave |
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hand composition |
Noun
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the process of picking and arranging type by hand for printing |
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manual typesetting |
Noun
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the manual arrangement of characters for printing |
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winning hand |
Noun
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the act of winning a card game with the original hand without drawing |
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stringiness |
Noun
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the fibrous, tough network that forms inside overripe fruits or vegetables |
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come here |
Phrase
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affectionate call to children with arms outstretched |
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cuddle gesture |
Noun
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gesture of opening arms to welcome a child |
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intimidatingly |
Adverb
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in a bullying or intimidating manner to assert dominance |
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barely managing |
Phrase
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managing to complete a task with difficulty |
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newly cultivated land |
Noun
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land recently cleared of brush for cultivation |
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heartfelt matter |
Noun
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inner thoughts or feelings of the heart |
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summer retreat |
Noun
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a pleasant high-altitude location or house for summer residence |
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rescue work |
Noun
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assistance provided during a crisis or emergency |
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relief effort |
Noun
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efforts made to provide aid during an emergency |
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howlingly |
Adverb
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in a manner producing a howling sound |
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current and former |
Phrase
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referring to both current and former states or personnel |
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past and present |
Phrase
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referring to both past and present times or conditions |
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cubit-long |
Adjective
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measuring half a yard or two spans in length |
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achieved |
Adjective
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successfully completed or accomplished |
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our |
Pronoun
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belonging to us |
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shooing |
Noun
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the act of driving away birds or animals |
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Hegira era |
Noun
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the Islamic calendar era starting from the Prophet Muhammad's migration from Mecca |
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attendance office |
Noun
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a historical government office for recording employee attendance and work status |
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quick-wittedness game |
Noun
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a game involving providing immediate and appropriate answers to questions |
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didactic literature |
Noun
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a famous Sanskrit collection of moral fables by Narayana Pandita |