English rendering Earth up a plant Literal translation: “Give an earthing-up”
Cover a plant's roots with soil.
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long, thick hair Long hair with great thickness. 
Towering flames Flames rising upward and burning fiercely 
Lease land to a tenant farmer Lease land in return for rent from a tenant farmer. 
plow a paddy a second time To plow the same rice paddy for the second time. 
Plant cucurbit seeds Sow seeds of cucumbers, melons, watermelons, pumpkins, or similar field-grown crops 
Sow millet between cereal rows In early spring, dig with a hoe between rows planted with barley or wheat and sow millet sparsely. 
intercrop beans To use a hoe to plant beans sparsely between rows of barley, wheat, millet, or the like in early spring. 
Thresh forcefully Thresh by beating extremely hard 
step gingerly A figurative expression for moving one’s feet cautiously. 
Interplant red beans In early spring, hoe between rows of barley or wheat and plant red beans sparsely. Browse in Hangul order.
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