Usually means: Leader, often in Indian politics.
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▸ noun:  (chiefly Hinglish) A politician.
▸ noun:  The ingredient that tops the mound of rice on a piece of nigiri sushi.

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krantikari, mediaperson, proxenet, netter, netmaker, politician, shikshakarmi, nettler, Chanakya, mukhtar, more...

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Neta S, Neta U, Neta V, Neta Riskin, Neta Alchimister, more...



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krantikari, mediaperson, proxenet, netter, netmaker, politician, shikshakarmi, nettler, Chanakya, mukhtar, more...

Phrases:
Neta S, Neta U, Neta V, Neta Riskin, Neta Alchimister, more...



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