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19 Cards in this Set
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-r Brei
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porridge
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mit Ringelschwanz
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ring-tailed
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-s Gebrumm
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humming
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-r Bulle
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pig, cop (pej. for polizist)
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-e Kümmernis
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worry, grievance
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-r Reiz
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appeal, attractiveness
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-e Gavotte
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gavotte ... I guess it's a musical term
gavotte |gəˈvät| noun a medium-paced French dance, popular in the 18th century. • a piece of music accompanying or in the rhythm of such a dance, composed in common time beginning on the third beat of the bar. |
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-e Kokotte
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old form of coquette (cocette)
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Erz-
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arch-
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fackeln
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to hesitate
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wackeln
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to wiggle, waggle, wobble
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-r pelz
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fur, fleece
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-s menuett
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minuet
minuet |ˌminyoōˈet| noun a slow, stately ballroom dance for two in triple time, popular esp. in the 18th century. • a piece of music in triple time in the style of such a dance, typically as a movement in a suite, sonata, or symphony and frequently coupled with a trio. |
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stürzen
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to fall, tumble
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heiter
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cheerful
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hold
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fair, sweet (poetic, dated)
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säuseln
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to purr
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bebändert
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ribboned
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Carmagnole
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carmagnole
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