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Results from ConceptNet 5.8

Sources: English Wiktionary and French Wiktionary
fr fourbe (a)
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se gielis Source: French Wiktionary
fr brigandeau (n)
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fr fourbe Source: French Wiktionary
fr fourbe (n)
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sv bedrägeri Source: French Wiktionary
fr fourbe (n)
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fr fourberie Source: French Wiktionary
fr fourbe (a)
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br strobinellus Source: French Wiktionary
fr sycophante (n)
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fr fourbe Source: French Wiktionary
fr rapinier (n)
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fr fourbe Source: French Wiktionary
en wily (a)
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fr fourbe Source: English Wiktionary
fr fourbe (a)
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sv bedräglig Source: French Wiktionary
fr escroc (n)
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fr fourbe Source: French Wiktionary
fr fourbe (a)
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fr perfide Source: French Wiktionary
fr fourbe (a)
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eo mallojala Source: French Wiktionary
fr fourbe (a)
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nl gluiperig Source: French Wiktionary
fr cauteleux (a)
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fr fourbe Source: French Wiktionary
fr fourbe (a)
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br ganas Source: French Wiktionary
fr fourbe (n)
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sv ohederligheten Source: French Wiktionary
fr fourbe (a)
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en deceitful Source: French Wiktionary
fr fourbe (n)
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br strobineller Source: French Wiktionary
fr fourbe (n)
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sv bedragare Source: French Wiktionary
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