merit, a past good deeds; fortune; luck; virtue; charity

[is] wholesome, skillful

[การกุศล] charity; merit

Gustavo [a Spanish given name]

to borrow money with interest

[Thai transcription of the foreign loanword] "Google"—the search engine

[is] pretentious; stuck-up; haughty; posturing

to expel

[pertaining to ติดเก้ง]

barking deer; muntjac; muntiacini

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to gather in; bring in

take a photograph

to rest one’s chin on

numerous and confusing, everywhere, in every place, in all places, all over, commonplace; liberally, bountifully, copiously, extravagantly, exaggeratedly, plentifully

Glen; Glenn [an English given name]

[เกลือสินเธาว์] rock salt; potash

[alternate spelling of เกษมศานต์]

ninety; 90

island

to hold; cling; arrest; catch; grab; take; perch

to adhere; to attach; to stick; to bind

(something) has occurred; there is trouble

summa cum laude

[is] urban

just about ready

a salty and piquant (extremely hot and spicy) soup made from ไตปลา, considered to be the highlight of all Southern Thai dishes, usually served with สะตอ 

to act with malice; to persecute; tease; disturb; irritate; annoy; bully

to feign or pretend

to cheat on a test (i.e. with a crib note)

near

to be far apart; far; distant; remote; almost out of sight

eyebrow

[variant of กนิษฐา] younger sibling

Khanittha [a Thai female given name meaning "younger sister"]

burglar; thief

to steal; to thieve; to pilfer; to burglarize

[การขโมย] stealing

[ขี้ขโมย] [is] thieving; pilfering

jumbled; in a disorganized pile; messy

hatchet