to curl (oneself) up; snuggle (one's body) into a huddled position

ingrown hair

goosebumps; goose pimples; gooseflesh

อัตคัด  (destitute); ขัดสน (needy)

[ขนมเค็ก] cake

a bread roll

a tax on passage; a toll; a levy; a tollgate; a customhouse

[variant of กนิษฐา] younger sibling

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

process; procedure; course

movement; organization; campaign; drive; gang

offspring; grandchild

burglar

to move oneself; to move about; to reposition one's body; to budge

to fidget; to squirm; to wriggle; to writhe

[of handwriting] squiggly

baby bottle

to throw; hurl

[spoken very politely by a male] yes

an answer; a response

condition; proviso

remaining goods; miscellaneous items; inventory on hand

sharp object

[spoken formally to a person of higher rank or status, e.g. parents, teachers] "Thank you" [male: add ครับ ; female: add ค่ะ ]

[is] unremovable (as a stain); can't rub it out

[is] front wheel drive

galangal, galanga, China root, or kha (Alpinia officinarum), a relative of the ginger plant. The root is used used to add flavor in Thai cooking and some Thai style soups. The flavor is more lemony and more peppery than that of common ginger, and it has a richer aroma. The skin is pale yellow, with pink-tinged knobs; the interior is cream-color. Kha is not eaten alone—large slices are floated in soups or the root is ground into curry paste.

[ชาวข่า] a tribe of Mon-Cambodian descent residing on mountains

to lack credibility

to transcend one's caste or status

rice

cereal; grain

food; meal

[ต้นข้าว] a rice plant

[ข้าวซ้อม] coarse rice

[ข้าวซ้อมมือ] course, hand husked rice

[ฟ่อนข้าว] a sheaf of rice; bundle of rice from the field

[ข้าวขาว] white rice

cooked rice

[is] lazy

dandruff