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Results from ConceptNet 5.8

Sources: German Wiktionary, English Wiktionary, and French Wiktionary
pcd mahou (n)
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fr adulte Source: French Wiktionary
pcd prussien (n)
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fr postérieur Source: French Wiktionary
pcd chuchon (n)
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fr intime Source: French Wiktionary
pcd louvier (n)
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fr louvetier Source: French Wiktionary
fr zigzag (n)
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pcd ziczacq Source: French Wiktionary
fr chat (n)
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pcd mahou Source: French Wiktionary
pcd bourselet (n)
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fr tête Source: French Wiktionary
pcd funmer
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fro fumier Source: English Wiktionary
fr étançonner (v)
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pcd étanchner Source: French Wiktionary
pcd bordon (n)
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fr morceau Source: French Wiktionary
fr batifoler (v)
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pcd ganbéler Source: French Wiktionary
pcd crompire (n)
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fr pétote Source: French Wiktionary
fr choucas (n)
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pcd cornalhe éd cloqhé Source: French Wiktionary
fr tombereau (n)
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pcd bàrou Source: French Wiktionary
fr fuite (n)
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pcd détinte Source: French Wiktionary
de wasserstoff (n)
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pcd idrogène Source: German Wiktionary
pcd en consnique (r)
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fr en conscience Source: French Wiktionary
fr escabeau (n)
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pcd éscamioe Source: French Wiktionary
fr ail des ours (n)
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd ail des orses Source: French Wiktionary
pcd funmer (v)
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en smoke Source: English Wiktionary
fr schnock (n)
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pcd snoe Source: French Wiktionary
fr fermier (n)
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pcd cinsier Source: French Wiktionary
fr brai (n)
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd tércq Source: French Wiktionary
pcd déli (n)
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fr zoologie Source: French Wiktionary
pcd craonaille (n)
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fr décombres Source: French Wiktionary
fr œil (n)
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pcd oeul Source: French Wiktionary
fr endroit (n)
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd indrò Source: French Wiktionary
pcd brulin (n)
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fr brûler Source: French Wiktionary
fr froid (a)
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pcd fròt Source: French Wiktionary
pcd catière (n)
― HasContext ⟶
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fr élevage Source: French Wiktionary
pcd vaireux (n)
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fr charbon Source: French Wiktionary
pcd bagnole (n)
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fr misérable Source: French Wiktionary
pcd affutiau (n)
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fr objet Source: French Wiktionary
fr resplendir (v)
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pcd térluire Source: French Wiktionary
pcd dal (n)
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fr verrat Source: French Wiktionary
pcd raucher (v)
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fr galerie Source: French Wiktionary
pcd corroyer (n)
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fr corroyeur Source: French Wiktionary
pcd malonéte (a)
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fr malhonnête Source: French Wiktionary
pcd bidomai (n)
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fr petit Source: French Wiktionary
fr réussir (v)
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd adrécher Source: French Wiktionary
pcd artoil (n)
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fr orteil Source: French Wiktionary
fr chancir (v)
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pcd s biuler Source: French Wiktionary
pcd cairée
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pcd carrée (n) Source: French Wiktionary
pcd nén (r)
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fr rien Source: French Wiktionary
pcd afeuder (v)
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fr amis Source: French Wiktionary
pcd coquile (n)
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fr valérianelle Source: French Wiktionary
pcd dimenche (n)
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fr dimanche Source: French Wiktionary
pcd caberdaine (n)
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fr dessous Source: French Wiktionary
pcd cambe (n)
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fr chambre Source: French Wiktionary
pcd chiffon (n)
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pcd chifer Source: French Wiktionary
fr lécithe (n)
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pcd gån·ne d uë Source: French Wiktionary
fr essarter (v)
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pcd sàrter Source: French Wiktionary
pcd pennetière (n)
― HasContext ⟶
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fr botanique Source: French Wiktionary
pcd arnitoèle (n)
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fr picard Source: French Wiktionary
fr averse (n)
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pcd drache Source: French Wiktionary
pcd anmeur (n)
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en love Source: English Wiktionary
pcd dolong
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fr près Source: French Wiktionary
fr malivole (a)
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pcd avissieu Source: French Wiktionary
pcd porion (n)
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fr management Source: French Wiktionary
fr à ce moment là (r)
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pcd à l’ akeup lo Source: French Wiktionary
pcd boutique (n)
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fr boutique Source: French Wiktionary
fr tocard (a)
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pcd anticq Source: French Wiktionary
pcd quier
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pcd quer (v) Source: French Wiktionary
pcd benne (n)
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fr bande Source: French Wiktionary
pcd guerbée (n)
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pcd garbée Source: French Wiktionary
fr battre le pavé (v)
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pcd éstanper Source: French Wiktionary
fr essartement (n)
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pcd dérodåjhe Source: French Wiktionary
pcd arland (n)
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fr chicaneur Source: French Wiktionary
fr benoît
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pcd bénouot Source: French Wiktionary
pcd blouque (n)
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fr boucle Source: French Wiktionary
fr débardeur (n)
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pcd camizole Source: French Wiktionary
pcd guerbée (n)
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fr herbe Source: French Wiktionary
pcd brêque dent (a)
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pcd brêquer Source: French Wiktionary
en shrike (n)
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pcd agache écreuhèle Source: English Wiktionary
pcd corette (n)
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fr vêtements Source: French Wiktionary
pcd ainnieu
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la agnellus Source: English Wiktionary
pcd déli (n)
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fr être Source: French Wiktionary
pcd capeigner (v)
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fr cheveux Source: French Wiktionary
fr dilacérer (v)
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pcd délanpon·ner Source: French Wiktionary
pcd dadelin (a)
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fr niais Source: French Wiktionary
pcd pennetière (n)
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fr pomme de terre Source: French Wiktionary
pcd caterneux (a)
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fr douteux Source: French Wiktionary
pcd créquier (n)
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pcd fourdinier Source: French Wiktionary
fr hièble (n)
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd séhu frizhu Source: French Wiktionary
fr jonquille (n)
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd aillot Source: French Wiktionary
pcd coyeu (n)
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fr construction Source: French Wiktionary
pcd cheurchon
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pcd chorchin (n) Source: French Wiktionary
pcd brimbe (n)
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fr petit Source: French Wiktionary
pcd découtumer (v)
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fr désaccoutumer Source: French Wiktionary
fr crocodile (n)
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pcd cocrodil Source: French Wiktionary
fr querre
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pcd queire (v) Source: French Wiktionary
fr chaise percée (n)
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd qhincandin·ne Source: French Wiktionary
fr dimanche (n)
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd diminch Source: French Wiktionary
pcd bouserer (v)
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fr salir Source: French Wiktionary
pcd manier (n)
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fr meunier Source: French Wiktionary
pcd casée (n)
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fr chenille Source: French Wiktionary
pcd bouchier (n)
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fr boucher Source: French Wiktionary
fr arbalétrier (n)
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pcd àrbaléthié Source: French Wiktionary
pcd caudron (n)
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fr chaudron Source: French Wiktionary
pcd tribouler
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la tribulo Source: English Wiktionary
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