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Results from ConceptNet 5.8

Sources: English Wiktionary and French Wiktionary
pcd aller à l’campdoule (v)
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fr contrebande Source: French Wiktionary
pcd fiu (n)
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en son Source: English Wiktionary
fr mal blanc (n)
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pcd évnure Source: French Wiktionary
pcd choquet (n)
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fr bûchette Source: French Wiktionary
pcd limuchon (n)
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pcd limachon Source: French Wiktionary
pcd incrinquer (v)
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fr accrocher Source: French Wiktionary
fr pour
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pcd pou Source: French Wiktionary
fr étrécir (v)
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd étréchir Source: French Wiktionary
pcd caudiau (n)
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fr brouet Source: French Wiktionary
pcd warder (v)
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en keep Source: English Wiktionary
fr maugréer (v)
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pcd ruchon·ner Source: French Wiktionary
fr jamais (r)
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd janmò Source: French Wiktionary
pcd cherenchier (v)
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fr textile Source: French Wiktionary
pcd boaissier (v)
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en fall Source: English Wiktionary
pcd chendriles (n)
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fr brûlés Source: French Wiktionary
fr chaud lapin (n)
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pcd mérligoedhié Source: French Wiktionary
fr feuillard (n)
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pcd spatèi Source: French Wiktionary
pcd garbée (n)
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fr botanique Source: French Wiktionary
pcd cabin (n)
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fr petit Source: French Wiktionary
pcd craper (v)
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fr salir Source: French Wiktionary
pcd caudiau (n)
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fr farine Source: French Wiktionary
pcd clognard (a)
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pcd clogner Source: French Wiktionary
fr astérie (n)
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pcd pate Source: French Wiktionary
fr chaumine (n)
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pcd cassine Source: French Wiktionary
fr prendre en compte (v)
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pcd fére conpte éd Source: French Wiktionary
fr affiler (v)
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd apònter Source: French Wiktionary
fr clou (n)
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd cloe Source: French Wiktionary
fr guêpe (n)
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd wépe Source: French Wiktionary
fr enflure (n)
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd infe Source: French Wiktionary
pcd beude (a)
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fr gaillarde Source: French Wiktionary
pcd cholard (n)
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fr chole Source: French Wiktionary
pcd liméro (n)
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fr numéro Source: French Wiktionary
pcd acouter (v)
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fr écouter Source: French Wiktionary
pcd arrosache (n)
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fr arrosage Source: French Wiktionary
pcd aüre (n)
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en accident Source: English Wiktionary
pcd cossos (n)
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fr colza Source: French Wiktionary
pcd méquaine (n)
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fr servante Source: French Wiktionary
pcd camelot (n)
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fr textiles Source: French Wiktionary
fr purin (n)
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pcd écoulin Source: French Wiktionary
pcd cornard (a)
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fr pensif Source: French Wiktionary
fr de retour (a)
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd àrvnu Source: French Wiktionary
pcd clogne
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pcd quelongne (n) Source: French Wiktionary
pcd crignu (a)
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pcd crignon Source: French Wiktionary
pcd fraisse (n)
― HasContext ⟶
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fr botanique Source: French Wiktionary
pcd cherencher (v)
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pcd cherench Source: French Wiktionary
fr papillon (n)
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd papaÿéle Source: French Wiktionary
pcd au crechet (r)
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fr soir Source: French Wiktionary
pcd courtiller (v)
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fr jardins Source: French Wiktionary
pcd carque (n)
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fr charge Source: French Wiktionary
fr athérine (n)
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd mòn·ne Source: French Wiktionary
pcd cloioner (v)
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fr entrelacer Source: French Wiktionary
pcd bernifiquer (v)
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pcd bern Source: French Wiktionary
pcd caton (n)
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fr tête Source: French Wiktionary
fr tong (n)
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pcd tonque Source: French Wiktionary
pcd molinache (n)
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fr architecture Source: French Wiktionary
pcd caliner (v)
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fr santé Source: French Wiktionary
pcd acater
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la ad Source: English Wiktionary
pcd cavaïer (n)
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fr croix Source: French Wiktionary
pcd codinot (n)
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fr dindon Source: French Wiktionary
pcd brandeler (v)
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fr branler Source: French Wiktionary
pcd grogelle (n)
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fr groseille Source: French Wiktionary
fr siècle (n)
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pcd sièque Source: French Wiktionary
pcd abaïe (n)
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en abbey Source: English Wiktionary
pcd brimbe (n)
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pcd brimber Source: French Wiktionary
fr fillette (n)
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pcd badouléte Source: French Wiktionary
pcd arcassier (a)
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fr trompeur Source: French Wiktionary
fr aussi bien (r)
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pcd si bin Source: French Wiktionary
en wind (n)
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pcd vint Source: English Wiktionary
pcd cot (n)
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en cat Source: English Wiktionary
pcd avêties (n)
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fr pied Source: French Wiktionary
fr citrouille (n)
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pcd chitroulhe Source: French Wiktionary
pcd dringue (n)
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fr foire Source: French Wiktionary
fr bobèche (n)
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pcd boebéche Source: French Wiktionary
pcd écrapures (n)
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fr chêne Source: French Wiktionary
pcd cagnon (n)
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fr femme Source: French Wiktionary
pcd bieu
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fro biau Source: English Wiktionary
fr coquet
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pcd coquelet (n) Source: French Wiktionary
fr ath (n)
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd ât Source: French Wiktionary
pcd laigne (n)
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fr bois de chauffage Source: French Wiktionary
pcd codacher (v)
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fr coq Source: French Wiktionary
pcd carpentement (n)
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fr charpentier Source: French Wiktionary
pcd orme hollindoé (n)
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fr orme hollandais Source: French Wiktionary
fr écuelle (n)
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pcd éqhwéle Source: French Wiktionary
pcd aguignoler (v)
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pcd hoguigner Source: French Wiktionary
pcd abe (n)
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fr arbre Source: French Wiktionary
pcd cambe
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la camera Source: English Wiktionary
fr prendre plaisir (v)
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pcd s déliter Source: French Wiktionary
fr batifoler (v)
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd jingler Source: French Wiktionary
pcd buot (n)
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fr fuseau Source: French Wiktionary
fr inaffecté (a)
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd in·naféctèi Source: French Wiktionary
pcd atrempure (n)
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fr moulin Source: French Wiktionary
fr grabat (n)
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd boejhe Source: French Wiktionary
pcd étot (n)
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en somebody Source: English Wiktionary
pcd limachon (n)
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pcd limuchon Source: French Wiktionary
fr étrésillon (n)
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd éstanchon Source: French Wiktionary
pcd po d'chuc (n)
― HasContext ⟶
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fr cuisine Source: French Wiktionary
fr entêté (a)
― Synonym ⟶
Weight: 1.0
pcd chocàr Source: French Wiktionary
pcd caïelle préchoire (n)
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fr prêtre Source: French Wiktionary
pcd cafuter (v)
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Weight: 1.0
fr arbres Source: French Wiktionary
pcd caterneux (a)
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Weight: 1.0
fr réussite Source: French Wiktionary
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