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Results from ConceptNet 5.8

Sources: English Wiktionary and French Wiktionary
fr burqa (n)
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pcd burqhå Source: French Wiktionary
fr raccroc (n)
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd racro Source: French Wiktionary
fr dégravoyer (v)
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd dégrazer Source: French Wiktionary
fr portance (n)
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd portanche Source: French Wiktionary
pcd cascaret (n)
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fr petite Source: French Wiktionary
pcd diu (n)
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en god Source: English Wiktionary
fr coche (n)
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd crin Source: French Wiktionary
pcd marrone (n)
― RelatedTo ⟶
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fr culotte Source: French Wiktionary
pcd brimbeux (n)
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pcd campelle Source: French Wiktionary
pcd cacher (v)
― RelatedTo ⟶
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fr cacheux Source: French Wiktionary
pcd marrone (n)
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fr pantalon Source: French Wiktionary
pcd mègle (a)
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fr petit lait Source: French Wiktionary
pcd aroutiner (v)
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fr routine Source: French Wiktionary
pcd cheraine (n)
― HasContext ⟶
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fr élevage Source: French Wiktionary
pcd décarpiller (v)
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fr séparer Source: French Wiktionary
pcd barboir (n)
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fr figure Source: French Wiktionary
fr limace (n)
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd limachon Source: French Wiktionary
pcd braire (v)
― RelatedTo ⟶
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pcd brayeux Source: French Wiktionary
fr panais (n)
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd pasténacq Source: French Wiktionary
fr porter la culotte (v)
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd canter l co Source: French Wiktionary
fr le cas échéant (r)
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd à quiqu'coep Source: French Wiktionary
en potato (n)
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd peu'n tierre Source: English Wiktionary
fr caneton (n)
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd ané Source: French Wiktionary
pcd cranquillé (a)
― RelatedTo ⟶
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fr torse Source: French Wiktionary
pcd coupinette (n)
― HasContext ⟶
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fr botanique Source: French Wiktionary
pcd boin
― EtymologicallyDerivedFrom ⟶
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fro bon Source: English Wiktionary
pcd blète (n)
― RelatedTo ⟶
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fr groseille à maquereau Source: French Wiktionary
fr clou (n)
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd dache Source: French Wiktionary
fr abyssin (a)
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd abissin Source: French Wiktionary
pcd téramoéni (n)
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fr commune Source: French Wiktionary
fr échine (n)
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd colon·ne Source: French Wiktionary
fr amusement (n)
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd amus’mint Source: French Wiktionary
pcd chimintière (n)
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fr cimetière Source: French Wiktionary
pcd caufour (n)
― RelatedTo ⟶
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fr four à chaux Source: French Wiktionary
pcd carpie (n)
― RelatedTo ⟶
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fr charpie Source: French Wiktionary
pcd démangueler (a)
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fr démailloter Source: French Wiktionary
pcd berleudier (n)
― RelatedTo ⟶
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fr mauvaise Source: French Wiktionary
en smoke (n)
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd finquée Source: English Wiktionary
pcd courtiner (v)
― RelatedTo ⟶
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fr travailler Source: French Wiktionary
fr chemin (n)
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd vòÿéte Source: French Wiktionary
pcd boaissier (v)
― RelatedTo ⟶
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en turn down Source: English Wiktionary
fr balai (n)
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd ramon Source: French Wiktionary
pcd carterlangues (a)
― RelatedTo ⟶
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fr bavard Source: French Wiktionary
pcd bachon (n)
― RelatedTo ⟶
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fr fourrage Source: French Wiktionary
pcd rencaîner (v)
― RelatedTo ⟶
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fr réenchaîner Source: French Wiktionary
fr coche (n)
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd éfuture Source: French Wiktionary
pcd deul (n)
― RelatedTo ⟶
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fr deuil Source: French Wiktionary
pcd berchet (n)
― RelatedTo ⟶
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fr charrette Source: French Wiktionary
fr groseille (n)
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd grogelle Source: French Wiktionary
pcd couque (n)
― RelatedTo ⟶
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fr pâtisserie Source: French Wiktionary
pcd codacher (v)
― RelatedTo ⟶
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fr chanter Source: French Wiktionary
fr palanche (n)
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd portòr Source: French Wiktionary
pcd chamart (n)
― RelatedTo ⟶
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fr robe Source: French Wiktionary
pcd cocheter (v)
― RelatedTo ⟶
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fr cochet Source: French Wiktionary
pcd bouquette (n)
― RelatedTo ⟶
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fr petite Source: French Wiktionary
pcd calendier (a)
― RelatedTo ⟶
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fr médisant Source: French Wiktionary
fr bretagne (n)
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd bertanne Source: French Wiktionary
pcd bagnole (n)
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fr maison Source: French Wiktionary
pcd maugrè
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en in spite of Source: English Wiktionary
pcd cafignon (n)
― RelatedTo ⟶
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fr trognon Source: French Wiktionary
pcd lanque (n)
― RelatedTo ⟶
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fr langue Source: French Wiktionary
pcd canter (v)
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en sing Source: English Wiktionary
pcd croate (n)
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fr cravate Source: French Wiktionary
pcd berdale (n)
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fr bedaine Source: French Wiktionary
pcd dringuer (v)
― RelatedTo ⟶
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fr arroser Source: French Wiktionary
pcd cagnon (n)
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fr agissante Source: French Wiktionary
pcd cagnon (n)
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fr lourde Source: French Wiktionary
fr pigeon (n)
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd coulon Source: French Wiktionary
pcd épautrer (v)
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fr aplatir Source: French Wiktionary
pcd laissier (v)
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en allow Source: English Wiktionary
pcd capeigner (v)
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fr tirant Source: French Wiktionary
pcd carpie (n)
― RelatedTo ⟶
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pcd carpir Source: French Wiktionary
pcd bloucque
― FormOf ⟶
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pcd blouque (n) Source: French Wiktionary
fr vanneau (n)
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd ouvergne Source: French Wiktionary
pcd boudeux (n)
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fr jeune Source: French Wiktionary
pcd coupelet (n)
― RelatedTo ⟶
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fr extrémité Source: French Wiktionary
pcd boudeux (n)
― RelatedTo ⟶
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fr veau Source: French Wiktionary
pcd peimme tierre (n)
― RelatedTo ⟶
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fr pomme de terre Source: French Wiktionary
fr distiller (v)
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd boulhir Source: French Wiktionary
pcd ahurté (a)
― RelatedTo ⟶
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fr opiniâtre Source: French Wiktionary
pcd corneule (n)
― RelatedTo ⟶
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fr fruit Source: French Wiktionary
fr palanche (n)
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd baclé Source: French Wiktionary
fr hein
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd hin Source: French Wiktionary
fr betterave fourragère (n)
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd biétrape éd vaques Source: French Wiktionary
fr brosme (n)
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd loqhéte Source: French Wiktionary
fr coquetier (n)
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd ovié Source: French Wiktionary
pcd manicraque (n)
― HasContext ⟶
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fr mécanique Source: French Wiktionary
fr pomme de terre (n)
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd pétote Source: French Wiktionary
pcd mouchon (n)
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd monieau Source: French Wiktionary
fr chaise percée (n)
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd tubin Source: French Wiktionary
fr goulette (n)
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd coulote Source: French Wiktionary
fr châtaigne (n)
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd castàn·nhe Source: French Wiktionary
fr être en porte à faux (v)
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd ête boulhi boulhå Source: French Wiktionary
fr autarcie (n)
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd oetàrchie Source: French Wiktionary
pcd berluque (n)
― RelatedTo ⟶
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fr impureté Source: French Wiktionary
pcd cloie (n)
― RelatedTo ⟶
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fr claie Source: French Wiktionary
fr fatigant (a)
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd scrandissant Source: French Wiktionary
pcd cafouiller (v)
― RelatedTo ⟶
Weight: 1.0
fr faire Source: French Wiktionary
pcd doine (n)
― RelatedTo ⟶
Weight: 1.0
fr magot Source: French Wiktionary
fr insalubre (a)
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd vlimeu Source: French Wiktionary
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