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Results from ConceptNet 5.8

Sources: Open Mind Common Sense contributors, English Wiktionary, and French Wiktionary
pt doce (a)
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fr agréable Source: French Wiktionary
pt doçura (n)
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pt doce Source: English Wiktionary
pt doce (n)
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fr sucrerie Source: French Wiktionary
pt doce (n)
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en lysergic acid diethylamide Source: English Wiktionary
pt doce
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pt cor branca Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors rjnbernardo
pt doce (n)
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en lsd Source: English Wiktionary
pt doces (n)
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pt doce Source: French Wiktionary
pt doce (n)
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fr acide Source: French Wiktionary
pt doce (n)
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en candy Source: English Wiktionary
pt doce (n)
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en sweet Source: English Wiktionary
pt doce (n)
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fr confiture Source: French Wiktionary
pt doces (a)
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pt doce Source: French Wiktionary
pt doce (a)
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fr suave Source: French Wiktionary
pt doce
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pt cor roxa Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors rafaelpxt
pt doce (a)
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fr sucré Source: French Wiktionary
pt doce (a)
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fr gentil Source: French Wiktionary
pt doce (a)
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fr doux Source: French Wiktionary
pt doce
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pt cor marrom claro Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors daly
pt doce (a)
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en sweet Source: English Wiktionary
pt doce (n)
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fr friandise Source: French Wiktionary
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