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Jhumpa Lahiri uses words depicting her Bengali heritage in her literary works. Match the bolded words with their meanings in English based on the context.a red dyea garment worn by Indian womena rice dishfatherliquid or clarified butterEveryone enjoyed eating the spicy pullao.Leela was not comfortable wearing a sari.Maya asked baba if she could borrow his car.The dish became greasy after he added the ghee.Rita's new outfit was the bright color of vermillion.

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Jhumpa Lahiri uses words depicting her Bengali heritage in her literary works. Match the bolded words with their meanings in English based on the context.a red dyea garment worn by Indian womena rice dishfatherliquid or clarified butterEveryone enjoyed eating the spicy pullao.Leela was not comfortable wearing a sari.Maya asked baba if she could borrow his car.The dish became greasy after he added the ghee.Rita's new outfit was the bright color of vermillion.

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Pullao - a rice dish Sari - a garment worn by Indian women Baba - father Ghee - liquid or clarified butter Vermillion - a red dye

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