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Results from ConceptNet 5.8

Sources: English Wiktionary and French Wiktionary
pcd aroqué (a)
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fr vache Source: French Wiktionary
pcd ichi (r)
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en here Source: English Wiktionary
fr vouloir (v)
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pcd vuloèr Source: French Wiktionary
fr phénix (n)
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pcd fénisse Source: French Wiktionary
pcd blite (n)
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pcd badache Source: French Wiktionary
fr euphorique (a)
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pcd uforicq Source: French Wiktionary
pcd baille (n)
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fr barrière Source: French Wiktionary
fr rafistoleur (n)
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pcd ragrafeu Source: French Wiktionary
pcd chifer (v)
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fr chiffon Source: French Wiktionary
pcd cabotan (n)
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fr marionnette Source: French Wiktionary
pcd clipon (n)
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fr petite Source: French Wiktionary
fr cigogne blanche (n)
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pcd chicon·nhe Source: French Wiktionary
fr deux roues (n)
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd moetochicq Source: French Wiktionary
pcd chensier (a)
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fr censier Source: French Wiktionary
fr cosse (n)
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pcd cossiau Source: French Wiktionary
pcd téraméni (n)
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fr commune Source: French Wiktionary
fr puffin des anglais (n)
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pcd trayeux Source: French Wiktionary
pcd à l’ akeup lo (r)
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fr à ce moment là Source: French Wiktionary
pcd airniquer (v)
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fr bon Source: French Wiktionary
pcd bertanne (n)
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fr bretagne Source: French Wiktionary
pcd cauches (n)
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pcd cauchie Source: French Wiktionary
pcd caberne (n)
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fr cabane Source: French Wiktionary
pcd voiseine (n)
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fr voisine Source: French Wiktionary
pcd buquoir (n)
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fr campagnard Source: French Wiktionary
pcd alhié
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pcd alier (n) Source: French Wiktionary
pcd monne
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la mundus Source: English Wiktionary
fr venger (v)
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd arvincher Source: French Wiktionary
pcd chens (n)
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pcd décenseler Source: French Wiktionary
pcd cleufichier
― FormOf ⟶
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pcd clofichier (v) Source: French Wiktionary
fr écureuil (n)
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd ésqhurieu Source: French Wiktionary
pcd quémiche (n)
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fr chemise Source: French Wiktionary
pcd amatir (v)
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fr chaleur Source: French Wiktionary
pcd kier (a)
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fr cher Source: French Wiktionary
fr biaiseur (n)
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pcd biàzeusse Source: French Wiktionary
pcd abracher (v)
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fr entourer Source: French Wiktionary
pcd chionner (v)
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fr frapper Source: French Wiktionary
fr course en sac (n)
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd course à sacq Source: French Wiktionary
pcd bibaches (n)
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pcd bibache Source: French Wiktionary
pcd guère (n)
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en war Source: English Wiktionary
pcd orme d’ anmérique (n)
― HasContext ⟶
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fr botanique Source: French Wiktionary
pcd aïaut (n)
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Weight: 1.0
fr narcisse des prés Source: French Wiktionary
fr aubergine (n)
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pcd oubàrjine Source: French Wiktionary
pcd canchon (n)
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fr canter Source: French Wiktionary
pcd airner
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pcd arner (v) Source: French Wiktionary
fr incessamment (r)
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd sins lòn coerir Source: French Wiktionary
pcd donner (v)
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en donate Source: English Wiktionary
pcd brignon (n)
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fr farine Source: French Wiktionary
fr grillon (n)
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd criqhélhion Source: French Wiktionary
pcd infiquer (v)
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fr enfoncer Source: French Wiktionary
pcd caud (n)
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fr nourriture Source: French Wiktionary
pcd oisieu (n)
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fr oiseau Source: French Wiktionary
pcd cabernette (n)
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fr cabane Source: French Wiktionary
pcd blite (n)
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fr mendiant Source: French Wiktionary
pcd beudet (n)
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en ass Source: English Wiktionary
fr renard (n)
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pcd arnard Source: French Wiktionary
fr grattoir (n)
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd scrépò Source: French Wiktionary
fr baveux (a)
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd bléfeu Source: French Wiktionary
fr poule (n)
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd glaine Source: French Wiktionary
fr chanteur (a)
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd canteusse Source: French Wiktionary
pcd caguenettes (n)
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fr tempe Source: French Wiktionary
fr taureau (n)
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pcd taure Source: French Wiktionary
fr retourner sa veste (v)
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd torner cazaque Source: French Wiktionary
fr peuplier (n)
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd peuple Source: French Wiktionary
pcd décadréner (v)
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fr déranger Source: French Wiktionary
pcd bihitre (n)
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fr tempête Source: French Wiktionary
fr ah bon
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pcd dou Source: French Wiktionary
pcd doutance (n)
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fr doute Source: French Wiktionary
pcd mondidji (n)
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fr géographie Source: French Wiktionary
pcd arland (n)
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fr traînard Source: French Wiktionary
fr envoyer promener (v)
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pcd campousser Source: French Wiktionary
pcd guadeloupe (n)
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fr guadeloupe Source: French Wiktionary
fr éreinter (v)
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pcd arner Source: French Wiktionary
pcd couviche (a)
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Weight: 1.0
fr œuf Source: French Wiktionary
pcd pétote (n)
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pcd peun’tierre Source: French Wiktionary
pcd bitarde (n)
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fr outarde Source: French Wiktionary
pcd augminter (v)
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fr augmenter Source: French Wiktionary
fr coute
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pcd cueute (n) Source: French Wiktionary
pcd ieau (n)
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fr eau Source: French Wiktionary
pcd cachiner (v)
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fr crachiner Source: French Wiktionary
pcd quéva (n)
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd g’va Source: French Wiktionary
pcd tcheur
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la cor Source: English Wiktionary
pcd caïonnir (v)
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fr blanchir Source: French Wiktionary
fr tranquillement (r)
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd à l’coyette Source: French Wiktionary
pcd ébréaque (a)
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fr étourdi Source: French Wiktionary
pcd cuvelier (n)
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Weight: 1.0
pcd cuveron Source: French Wiktionary
fr raccorder (v)
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pcd àrchuqher Source: French Wiktionary
pcd bétal (n)
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fr animal Source: French Wiktionary
pcd campion (n)
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fr champion Source: French Wiktionary
fr petit (a)
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd tiot Source: French Wiktionary
pcd minton (n)
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en chin Source: English Wiktionary
fr averse (n)
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd arée Source: French Wiktionary
fr apprentissage (n)
― Synonym ⟶
Weight: 1.0
pcd apprintissache Source: French Wiktionary
pcd bavoire (a)
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Weight: 1.0
fr menteuse Source: French Wiktionary
fr animal (n)
― Synonym ⟶
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pcd bétal Source: French Wiktionary
pcd rogin (n)
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en grape Source: English Wiktionary
pcd drachée (n)
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Weight: 1.0
fr averse Source: French Wiktionary
pcd atrempure (n)
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Weight: 1.0
fr trempure Source: French Wiktionary
pcd candeleur (n)
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Weight: 1.0
fr religion Source: French Wiktionary
pcd aronne (n)
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Weight: 1.0
fr araignée Source: French Wiktionary
pcd tcheur (n)
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en heart Source: English Wiktionary
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