English rendering a crowd dressed in white Literal translation: “as if putting up a white awning”
An expression describing a very large gathering of people dressed in white.
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wellside gossiping A figurative expression for enjoying gossip while drawing water or washing clothes at a communal well or the like. 
gossip by the well Stories or rumors about the world exchanged by women while drawing water or washing clothes at a well. 
build an underground storage pit To make an underground storage pit. 
make lye To place ash from bean pods, fresh greens, or the like in a steamer and pour water over it so that lye runs out through the holes. 
Be stiff with starch For fabric to become stiff after being starched 
Lose stiffness Lose starchiness and cease to be stiff. 
Become homeless Set up one's household outdoors for lack of a home. 
Drive someone into a dead end Make someone fall into a hopeless predicament with no way out 
apply a second coat of thick starch To apply thick starch over a surface already starched. 
become a wife or concubine Humbly, for a woman to become a wife or concubine. Browse in Hangul order.
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