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Results from ConceptNet 5.8

Sources: English Wiktionary, French Wiktionary, and Open Multilingual WordNet
fr aboyeur (n, person)
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en James Ussher (n, person) Source: Open Multilingual WordNet
fr aboyeur (n, person)
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en barker (n, person) Source: Open Multilingual WordNet
fr aboyeur (n, animal)
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en pooch (n, animal) Source: Open Multilingual WordNet
fr aboyeur (n)
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en usher Source: French Wiktionary
fr aboyeur (n)
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de ausrufer Source: French Wiktionary
fr aboyeur (n)
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io aboyanto Source: French Wiktionary
fr aboyeur (n)
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nl schreeuwlelijk Source: French Wiktionary
fr aboyeur (n)
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en barker Source: French Wiktionary
en barker (n)
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fr aboyeur Source: English Wiktionary
fr aboyeur (n)
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de kläffer Source: French Wiktionary
fr aboyeur (n)
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de beller Source: French Wiktionary
fr aboyeur (n)
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eo kriemulo Source: French Wiktionary
fr aboyeur (n)
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sv vildsvinshund Source: French Wiktionary
fr aboyeur (n)
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nl schreeuwer Source: French Wiktionary
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