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| be вурзпель (n) |
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| ca paloma (n) |
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| ca palometa (n) |
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| ca romer (n) |
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| cs aj |
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| cs jsu (v) |
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| cs kuřátko (n) |
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| cs olomouca (n) |
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| cs olomoucem (n) |
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| cs roba (n) |
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| cs robit (v) |
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| cs roby (n) |
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| cs su (v) |
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| de glumse (n) |
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| de lichting (n) |
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| de lichtingsch (a) |
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| de mugel (n) |
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| de schlacke (n) |
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| de seiche (n) |
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| de semmelknödel (n) |
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| el αντέτι (n) |
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| el βερβερίτσα (n) |
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| el εψέσ (r) |
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| el θυγατέρα (n) |
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| el μάμμη (n) |
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| el νόνα (n) |
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| el τσουράπι (n) |
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| el χαρχαλεύω (v) |
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| el ψεσ (r) |
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| en abier (a) |
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| en aboon (a) |
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| en aboon (n) |
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| en aboon (r) |
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| en acrost |
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| en aforehand (r) |
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| en afore (r) |
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| en afterwhile (r) |
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| en agait (r) |
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| en ageable (a) |
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| en agee (r) |
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| en aginst |
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| en ahind |
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| en airnings (n) |
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| en aisy (a) |
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| en alanna (n) |
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| en alcatote (n) |
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| en all (a) |
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| en allyou (n) |
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| en amadan (n) |
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| en and |
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| en anenst |
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| en antigodlin (r) |
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| en an't (v) |
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| en anywhen (r) |
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| en appen (r) |
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| en apurpose (r) |
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| en asudden (r) |
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| en awk (a) |
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| en aya (r) |
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| en ayrab (n) |
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| en backhouse (n) |
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| en backside (n) |
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| en badding (v) |
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| en bad (v) |
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| en baffle (n) |
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| en bain't |
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| en bairnlike (a) |
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| en bairnly (a) |
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| en bank beaver (n) |
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| en banker (n) |
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| en barbe espagnole (n) |
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| en barge (n) |
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| en bargoose (n) |
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| en barney (n) |
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| en barn (n) |
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| en barth (n) |
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| en batch (n) |
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| en bat (n) |
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| en battle twig (n) |
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| en bat (v) |
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| en bavin (n) |
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| en bay (n) |
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| en bay yarn (n) |
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| en bean shooter (n) |
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| en becket (n) |
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| en becomen (v) |
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| en begrumpled (a) |
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| en beild (n) |
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| en belam (v) |
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| en bhoy (n) |
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| en bidale (n) |
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| en billy wix (n) |
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| en bind (v) |
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| en bink (n) |
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| en binner (n) |
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| en binner (v) |
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| en birra |
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| en birrova |
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| en birt (n) |
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| en bit by barn mouse |
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| en blaeberry (n) |
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| en blanscue (n) |
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| en bleck (v) |
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| en blickey (n) |
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| en bliddy (a) |
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| en blink (n) |
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| en blob (n) |
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| en b'long |
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| en blooth (n) |
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| en blowed (v) |
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| en blunk (v) |
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| en bockey (n) |
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| en bode (n) |
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| en bogalosha (n) |
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| en boggle (v) |
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| en bog (n) |
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| en bogus (n) |
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| en booby hut (n) |
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| en boose (n) |
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| en booshit (n) |
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| en bootiful (a) |
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| en bosser (n) |
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| en bost (v) |
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| en brank (n) |
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| en brank (v) |
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| en brantail (n) |
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| en brat (n) |
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| en brickle (v) |
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| en brizzle (n) |
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| en broddle (v) |
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| en brogue (v) |
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| en brunie (n) |
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| en brustle (n) |
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| en buck (n) |
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| en bumble (n) |
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| en bunk (n) |
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| en bun (n) |
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| en burnstickle (n) |
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| en bushelman (n) |
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| en bushelwoman (n) |
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| en butty (n) |
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| en butty (v) |
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| en buzgut (n) |
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| en b'y (n) |
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| en caddow (n) |
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| en cadge (v) |
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| en cadgy (a) |
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| en caffled (a) |
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| en cagmag (n) |
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| en caird (n) |
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| en cake (v) |
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| en cal (n) |
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| en cam (n) |
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| en cañada (n) |
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| en candroy (n) |
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| en caned (a) |
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| en cant (a) |
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| en casings (n) |
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| en champion (a) |
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| en cheery bye |
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| en cheeser (n) |
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| en cherry knocking (n) |
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| en cheve (v) |
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| en chimbley (n) |
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| en chit (v) |
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| en chuck (n) |
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| en chuff (a) |
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| en circlet (n) |
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| en clatch (v) |
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| en clatty (a) |
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| en clatty (n) |
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| en claver (n) |
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| en cleg (n) |
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| en clicket (n) |
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| en click (n) |
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| en clotbur (n) |
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| en cloudbust (n) |
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| en comether (n) |
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| en conny (a) |
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| en consarn it |
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| en cony (n) |
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| en cook (v) |
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| en cop on (v) |
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| en copper finch (n) |
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| en cops (n) |
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| en cottery (a) |
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| en cow (n) |
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| en crack train (n) |
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| en crane (n) |
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| en crankbird (n) |
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| en cranny (a) |
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| en crater (n) |
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| en cratur (n) |
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| en creeple (n) |
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| en crevis (n) |
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| en crimp (n) |
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| en cringe (n) |
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| en cripple (n) |
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| en croodle (v) |
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| en crop (n) |
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| en crotched (a) |
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| en crowstone (n) |
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| en crump (a) |
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| en culver (n) |
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| en cup rose (n) |
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| en cursour (n) |
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| en custard wind (n) |
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| en daddock (n) |
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| en daff (v) |
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| en dag (v) |
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| en daid (a) |
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| en dallop (n) |
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| en darg (n) |
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| en dar (n) |
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| en darr (n) |
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| en dast (v) |
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| en dateless (a) |
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| en deaf (a) |
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| en deg (v) |
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| en dern (n) |
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| en develin (n) |
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| en dialect (n) |
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| en dialect (n) |
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| en dialect (n) |
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| en dicky (n) |
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| en diddledees (n) |
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| en dig (n) |
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| en dike (n) |
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| en dike (v) |
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| en dilling (n) |
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| en dipsey (n) |
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| en dishwasher (n) |
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| en disjaskit (a) |
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| en dobber (n) |
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| en dobbin (n) |
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| en doddart (n) |
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| en doke (n) |
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| en dole (n) |
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| en dollardee (n) |
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| en doner (a) |
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| en dooced (r) |
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| en dook (v) |
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| en doomage (n) |
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| en double ripper (n) |
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| en doubler (n) |
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| en douce (a) |
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| en doucker (n) |
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| en dought (v) |
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| en doupe (n) |
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| en dovera |
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| en down calver (n) |
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| en dozzled (a) |
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| en drank (n) |
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| en drock (n) |
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| en drownder (n) |
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| en drumly (a) |
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| en dub (n) |
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| en duck billed cat (n) |
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| en duck drownder (n) |
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| en dulwilly (n) |
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| en dungmixen (n) |
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| en dunny (a) |
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| en dunny (n) |
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| en dunter (n) |
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| en dyke (n) |
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| en earn (v) |
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| en eediot (n) |
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| en eeny (a) |
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| en eeny (r) |
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| en egling (n) |
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| en elsen (n) |
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| en elsin (n) |
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| en enoch (n) |
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| en ent (v) |
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| en erd (n) |
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| en ever'body (n) |
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| en extree |
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| en eyeable (a) |
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| en faddle (v) |
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| en faffle (v) |
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| en falk (n) |
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| en fall out (v) |
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| en fall (v) |
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| en fambly (n) |
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| en farlie (n) |
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| en fausen (n) |
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| en feaberry (n) |
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| en feets (n) |
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| en fen cricket (n) |
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| en ferhoodle (v) |
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| en fernticle (n) |
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| en fettle (n) |
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| en fiercesome (a) |
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| en fine (r) |
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| en firetail (n) |
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| en fish pound (n) |
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| en flake (n) |
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| en fleaking (n) |
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| en fleamy (a) |
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| en fleetings (n) |
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| en flight shot (n) |
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| en flittern (n) |
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| en flit (v) |
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| en flopwing (n) |
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| en fodder (v) |
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| en foge (n) |
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| en foggage (n) |
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| en fog (n) |
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| en footy (a) |
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| en foreday (n) |
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| en forenenst |
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| en forfairn (a) |
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| en forktail (n) |
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| en fother (n) |
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| en fother (v) |
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| en fourses (n) |
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| en fouter (n) |
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| en frabbit (a) |
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| en frab (v) |
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| en fraise (n) |
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| en fratchety (a) |
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| en freezed (v) |
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| en fremdest (a) |
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| en frommarding (n) |
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| en fromward (a) |
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| en fromward |
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| en fromward (n) |
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| en fromward (r) |
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| en frostfish (n) |
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| en fuddle (n) |
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| en fuff (v) |
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| en fuffy (a) |
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| en furzeling (n) |
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| en fusome (a) |
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| en fustilugs (n) |
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| en gade (n) |
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| en gad (n) |
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| en gally (v) |
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| en gamgee (n) |
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| en gam (v) |
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| en gander (v) |
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| en ganil (n) |
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| en gapesing (n) |
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| en gashly (a) |
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| en gate (n) |
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| en gavelock (n) |
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| en gawby (n) |
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| en gawn (n) |
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| en gear (n) |
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| en gedge (n) |
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| en gedge (v) |
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| en ged (n) |
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| en gee (v) |
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| en gennelman (n) |
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| en gennel (n) |
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| en genty (a) |
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| en gerroff |
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| en gesling (n) |
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| en gibfish (n) |
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| en giggot |
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| en gim (a) |
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| en girl (n) |
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| en git go (n) |
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| en gizzing (v) |
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| en gliddery (a) |
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| en gliff (n) |
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| en glumpish (a) |
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| en glutch (n) |
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| en glutch (v) |
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| en gob stick (n) |
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| en goddy |
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| en goldin (n) |
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| en goozle (n) |
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| en gorcrow (n) |
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| en gorebill (n) |
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| en gowdie (n) |
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| en grammaw (n) |
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| en grandmaw (n) |
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| en grandpaw (n) |
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| en grandy (n) |
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| en granther (n) |
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| en grape (v) |
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| en grayslick (n) |
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| en grindery (n) |
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| en gris gris (n) |
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| en grizzly (n) |
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| en grockel (n) |
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| en groover (n) |
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| en groset (n) |
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| en growed (v) |
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| en growse (v) |
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| en grubby (n) |
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| en gruft (n) |
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| en grundel (n) |
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| en gubberment (n) |
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| en gum (n) |
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| en gunner (n) |
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| en gurt (a) |
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| en gurts (n) |
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| en hackee (n) |
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| en haddie (n) |
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| en haffle (v) |
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| en haggard (n) |
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| en hainted (a) |
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| en hake (v) |
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| en handy (a) |
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| en hank (v) |
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| en han't |
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| en hap (n) |
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| en hap (v) |
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| en harnt (n) |
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| en haunt (n) |
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| en haver (n) |
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| en hawm (v) |
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| en heartbroke (a) |
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| en heavisome (a) |
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| en helm (n) |
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| en hemmel (n) |
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| en herling (n) |
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| en hersen (n) |
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| en het (a) |
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| en het (v) |
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| en hewhole (n) |
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| en hey up |
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| en hickwall (n) |
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| en high holder (n) |
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| en hindside (n) |
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| en hissen (n) |
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| en hoast (v) |
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| en holm (n) |
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| en home along (r) |
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| en hone (v) |
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| en honeysuck (n) |
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| en hoppet (n) |
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| en hornpike (n) |
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| en hotter (v) |
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| en hoveller (n) |
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| en hovera |
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| en how bist |
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| en how'll |
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| en howsomedever (r) |
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| en huck (n) |
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| en hud (n) |
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| en hurden (n) |
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| en hurdies (n) |
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| en idjut (n) |
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| en i'll go to foot of our stairs |
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| en imp (n) |
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| en in |
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| en inkling (n) |
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| en insense (v) |
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| en jabberment (n) |
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| en jacked up (a) |
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| en jack (n) |
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| en jacky (n) |
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| en jarp (v) |
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| en jigger (n) |
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| en kadder (n) |
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| en kaintuck (a) |
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| en kaintuck (n) |
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| en kand (n) |
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| en kate (n) |
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| en kayles (n) |
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| en keelyvine pen (n) |
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| en keeping room (n) |
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| en keeve (v) |
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| en kenspeck (a) |
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| en kern (n) |
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| en kiddow (n) |
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| en kie (n) |
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| en killesse (n) |
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| en killigrew (n) |
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| en king's cushion (n) |
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| en kink (n) |
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| en kipper (a) |
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| en kirkgarth (n) |
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| en kite (n) |
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| en kiver (n) |
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| en kiver (v) |
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| en knack kneed (a) |
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| en knack (v) |
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| en knacky (a) |
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| en knap (v) |
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| en knicker (n) |
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| en knitchet (n) |
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| en knitster (n) |
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| en knittle (n) |
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| en know'd (v) |
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| en knucker (n) |
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| en kyarn (n) |
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| en kyarn't (v) |
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| en kyarn (v) |
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| en kyaw (n) |
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| en kytle (n) |
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| en labrish (a) |
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| en labrish (n) |
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| en labrish (v) |
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| en lade (n) |
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| en ladened (a) |
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| en lading can (n) |
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| en ladyclock (n) |
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| en laidly (a) |
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| en laik (v) |
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| en lammiger (n) |
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| en lamper (n) |
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| en lanch (n) |
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| en lant (n) |
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| en lazy (a) |
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| en lek (v) |
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| en lethera |
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| en lettuce bird (n) |
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| en lew (a) |
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| en lew (n) |
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| en lew (v) |
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| en lichway (n) |
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| en lill (v) |
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| en limpsy (a) |
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| en lite (a) |
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| en lite (n) |
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| en lite (v) |
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| en little house (n) |
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| en lobbies (n) |
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| en loblolly (n) |
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| en loggerheads (n) |
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| en long (a) |
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| en lonnin (n) |
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| en loob (n) |
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| en loo (v) |
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| en loppard (a) |
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| en low (n) |
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| en low (v) |
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| en lue (v) |
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| en lug (n) |
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| en lungie (n) |
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| en lurker (n) |
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| en make riffle (v) |
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| en markery (n) |
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| en mauther (n) |
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| en mawk (n) |
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| en mawks (n) |
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| en maw (n) |
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| en mawn (n) |
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| en m |
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| en mease (n) |
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| en mebbe (r) |
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| en med (v) |
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| en meemaw (n) |
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| en meemaw (v) |
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| en mense (n) |
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| en mesen (n) |
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| en messet (n) |
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| en methera bumfit |
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| en methera dick |
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| en mether |
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| en methody (n) |
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| en midden crow (n) |
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| en midding (n) |
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| en minge (n) |
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| en mishcup (n) |
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| en mitty (n) |
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| en mixeder (a) |
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| en mixtry (n) |
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| en moffle (v) |
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| en mog (v) |
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| en moider (v) |
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| en moither (v) |
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| en molly moocher (n) |
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| en mong (n) |
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| en moonie (n) |
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| en moor buzzard (n) |
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| en mop (n) |
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| en mortling (n) |
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| en mort (n) |
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| en muckmidden (n) |
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| en mudge (n) |
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| en muffetee (n) |
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| en mufflehead (n) |
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| en mulley (n) |
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| en mullock (n) |
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| en mummock (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en mump (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en mumruffin (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en mundic (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en mun (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en mun (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en murth (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en muryan (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en mushed (a) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en musicker (n) |
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| en muxy (a) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en muzzy (a) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en myther (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| enm zyxt (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en nall (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en nanpie (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en nantle (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en nash (a) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en nash (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en natch (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en naturable (a) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en nearbout (r) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en neist (a) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en neist (r) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en nep (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en neshness (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en netop (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en netting (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en newing (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en nin (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en nolt (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en nor |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en norie (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en nowheres (r) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en nowmun (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en nuddle (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en nutjobber (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en oddlings (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en oftest (r) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en oggy (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en olive (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en omy (a) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en onion fish (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en onsetter (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en onstead (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en or |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en orchet (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en other some (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en oursen (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en overslaugh (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en overslaugh (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en overthwart |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en overyear (a) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en paddlecock (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en padge (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en panshon (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en papabote (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en papaw (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en pardner (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en parrock (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en partan (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en pash (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en pash (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en patten (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en peacify (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en peal (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en peasweep (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en peepaw (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en peevit (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en penk (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en petty (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en pewee (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en physicker (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en pickmire (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en pictarnie (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en piewipe (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en piggin (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en pigsticker (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en pikelin (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en pike (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en piketail (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en pilm (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en pilm (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en pimping (a) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en pingle (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en pinnock (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en pinpatch (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en pissabed (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en pisser (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en pize (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en plant (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en plimmies (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en plouter (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en plouter (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en ploward (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en ploy (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en poacher (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en pobbies (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en podge (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en pod (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en polecat (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en polewig (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en poley (a) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en politicker (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en pooquaw (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en popple (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en porray (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en porriwiggle (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en portreeve (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en poss (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en pot (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en powdike (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en preedy (r) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en preen (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en pretty (r) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en prime (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en pritch (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en progue (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en progue (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en proker (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en punies (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en pupelo (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en purl (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en purre (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en pus gutted (a) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en push (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en pusley (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en quaketail (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en quanked (a) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en queer (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en quelch (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en raddock (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en rafty (a) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en rake (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en range (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en rangle (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en rantankerous (a) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en ratchelly (a) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en ratchel (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en rattlewings (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en readen (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en rear (r) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en reasty (a) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en recomember (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en redd up (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en red eye (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en reed (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en ree (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en reeve (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en regular (r) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en reit (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en remeid (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en rheumatiz (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en rhine (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en ride (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en rider (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en riggle (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en rightify (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en right (r) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en rig (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en rily (a) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en ringer (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en ringlestone (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en riz (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en rizzle (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en roggle (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en roil (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en roke (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en roky (a) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en rood (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en roody (a) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en roose (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en roostcock (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en rootworker (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en rootwork (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en rosland (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en rossel (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en ross (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en ross (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en roughings (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en rubble (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en rubby dubby (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en ruck (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en rudge (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en rundel (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en runt (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en sac lait (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en sad (a) |
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| en sade (v) |
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| en saim (n) |
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| en sanny (n) |
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| en sarn (n) |
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| en sartainty (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en sauce (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en saur (n) |
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| en savanilla (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en sawyer (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en scaffie (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en scale (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en scaper (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en scarecrow (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en scarn (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en scatch (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en scat (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en schelly (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en scoat (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en scobby (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en scolder (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en scomfish (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en scotch mist (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en scottering (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en scouch (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en scove (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en scraber (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en scraffle (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en scranny (a) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en scriggle (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en scrike (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en scrimption (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en scringe (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en scroggy (a) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en scrog (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en scrouge (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en scrubstone (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en scruffle (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en scruffle (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en scunner (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en scup (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en scurred (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en scurrit (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en scur (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en scutch (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en seam (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en sea pudding (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en seave (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en seavy (a) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en seedcod (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en seg (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en sepawn (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en sethera |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en setter (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en sewen (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en shab (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en shab (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en shack (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en shack (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en shadbird (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en shad waiter (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en shaffler (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en shaffle (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en shagnasty (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en shake (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en sharpling (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en sheal (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en sheld (a) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en shentleman (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en shilfa (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en shill (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en shindy (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en shiver (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en shoggle (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en shoggly (a) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en shooty (a) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en shore (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en shorling (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en shote (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en shovelard (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en shrammed (a) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en shram (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en shrood (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en shrowd (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en shruff (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en shufflewing (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en shug (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en shunt (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en shut (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en sicker (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en siddow (a) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en single (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en sipe (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en sirple (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en sithe (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en skaddle (a) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en skaddle (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en skaddon (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en skar (a) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en skart (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en skeel (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en skellington (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en skelly (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en skelly (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en skilder (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en skilts (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en skimp (a) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en skip (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en skirling (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en skirr (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en skittle dog (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en skiver (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en skiver (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en skrike (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en slamkin (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en slam (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en slang (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en slape (a) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en slapjack (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en slat (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en slicken (a) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en slickens (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en slicking (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en slicky slide (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en slider (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en slink (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en slinky (a) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en slippy (a) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en slobberer (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en slocking stone (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en sloomy (a) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en slump (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en slumpy (a) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en slutch (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en slutchy (a) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en smartle (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en smeath (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en smeeth (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en smeltie (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en smicket (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en smilish (a) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en smither (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en smittle (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en smittlish (a) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en smoor (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en snacket (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en snag (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en snag (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en snathe (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en snattock (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en s (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en snead (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en sneaker (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en sneb (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en snecket (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en sned (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en snet (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en snickle (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en snickle (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en snift (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en snigg (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en snig (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en snig (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en snipebill (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en snippack (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en snit (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en snitz (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en snocksnarls (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en snod (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en snool (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en snowl (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en soal (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en socky (a) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en sodger (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en sonsy (a) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en soon (a) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en soo (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en soople (a) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en soss (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en sozzle (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en spadebone (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en spane (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en spang (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en spanker (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en spannel (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en spare (a) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en sparhawk (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en sparling (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en sparrowgrass (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en sparve (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en spat (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en speckled belly (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en spec (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en speel (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en speel (v) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en spelt (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en sperling (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en speshul (a) |
― HasContext ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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| en spiketail (n) |
― HasContext ⟶
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| en spile (v) |
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| en spindletail (n) |
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| en spinetail (n) |
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| en spinny (a) |
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| en spiriten (v) |
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| en spirling (n) |
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| en spitful (n) |
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