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The Breadwinner / Vocabulary. cease - to stop. dol.gov. blunt – speaking very directly. Kickoff.com. burqa- a long dress that the Taliban said women would wear whenever they went outside. http://www.usaid.gov. chador- a piece of cloth worn by females to cover their hair.
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cease - to stop dol.gov
blunt – speaking very directly Kickoff.com
burqa- a long dress that the Taliban said women would wear whenever they went outside http://www.usaid.gov
chador- a piece of cloth worn by females to cover their hair • http://www.usaid.gov
pakul- gray or brown hat worn by men and boys http://www.ebay.com/itm/Afghanistan-Tribal-Warn-Winter-Wool-Hat-Pakol-Top-Pakul-
collide - To come together, to crash Soxteaching.com
derision – to make fun of vocabulry.wordpress.com
embedded - enclosed in something humboldt.edu
embroidered – pretty sewing on fabric done with needle and thread sewsweetness.com
hover – floating in the air wikipedia.org
intricate – very fancy or complicated sacredsites.com
labyrinth - system of paths where it is easy to get lost maxkade.iupui.edu kidsprintablescoloringpages.com
landmine - explosive device meant to hurt people and equipment ftp.info.usaid.gov
militia - an army composed of ordinary citizens rather than professional soldiers english.peopledaily.com.cn
nan- bread www.usaid.gov
resolve - end wsurf.org
shalwar kameez- pajama like clothing worn by men and women http://en.wikipedia.org
snippet - a small piece Oswego.edu
Dari – one of the two main languages spoken in Afghanistan wordpress.com
EID - A Muslim holiday bhmf.org.uk
Prayer during EID • http://www/fotosearch.com
Ramadan, the month of fasting english.cntv.cn
karachi- a cart on wheels, pushed by hand, used to sell things in the market www.mansfieldct.org/.../glossary.htm
kabob - pieces of meat on a skewer cooked over a fire. • www.transchool.eustis.army.milhttp://sandia.gov/medis/images/jpg
Taliban – until recently, army in control of Afghanistan guardian.co.uk
toshak - a narrow mattress used in many Afghan homes instead of chairs or beds takrah.com