English rendering Lose stiffness Literal translation: “The starch dies”
Lose starchiness and cease to be stiff.
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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. 
Keep parading a trivial achievement The manner of repeatedly bringing up and boasting about something insignificant 
2 meanings Suffer humiliation; take the blame unfairly Suffer disgrace that seriously diminishes one's dignity. 
Marry at the bride’s home For the groom to go to the bride’s home and hold the wedding rite 
hold one’s own against someone To act as a counterpart and stand up to someone. 
use the toilet Euphemistically, to go to the privy or relieve oneself. 
a crowd dressed in white An expression describing a very large gathering of people dressed in white. Browse in Hangul order.
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