Q·(of food) having a pleasant chewiness (like mochi, tapioca pearls, taro balls etc – foods with a springy or gel-like mouthfeel). Mandarin
Ättestupa (lit. family/clan precipice)·A high cliff old people would throw themselves from so as to not be a burden to younger generations, now used as a metaphor. Swedish
Xenia·The unique relationship between guest and host, the exchange of guest-gifts for shelter and guaranteed protection. Greek
Tartine·Any snack that is just a piece of bread/toast with something spread on it. Buttered toast with jam, a slice of bread with cheese or pâté. French
To put words in someone’s mouth·To suggest that someone said or meant something that he or she did not actually say or mean. English
आयता(m)/आयती(f)/आयतं(n) (āytā/āytī/āyta)·Adjective used to describe something that one gets without having made any efforts for it. Marathi
Hot mess·When ones thoughts or appearance are in a state of disarray but they maintain an undeniable attractiveness or beauty. English
Burn turn or burn ride.·Driving around with your friends (usually) for the sole purpose of having something to do while you smoke weed. New England/American English