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AAANT
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== ANATA s == 5309 (Sanskrit) the Buddhist belief in the impermanance of self-ANATMAN
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AAATT
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== a TAATA s == 8923 (East Africa) father
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AABBD
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== DABBA s == 11557 (Hindi) in Indian cookery a round metal box used 2transport hot food
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AABBY
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== YABBA s == 12061 a methamphetamine a stimulant drug
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AABCH
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== BACHA s == 11094 (Hinglish) in India a young child-BACHCHA
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AABHM
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== s HAMBA == 11095 (South Africa) go away
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AABIR
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== BRAAI s == 3091 (South Africa) 2grill/roast meat over open coals
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AABKN
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== BANAK s == 10127 (Honduran) a Central American tree
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AABKR
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== BAKRA s == 10128 (Caribbean) a white person esp from Britain
== KABAR s == 10129 a heavy pole thrown as a feat of strength |
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AABRR
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== BARRA st == 8525 (Australian slang) short 4BARRAMUNDI an Australian fish
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AABY
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== YABA == 4328 yet another bloody acronym
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AAC
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== CAA s == 757 call (Scots) CAAED CAAING CAAS
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AACC
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== by ACCA s == 5148 (Australian slang) an academic-ACKER
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AACCS
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== by ACCAS == 11560 ACCA (Australian slang) an academic-ACKER
== CACAS == 11561 CACA excrement |
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AACDE
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== CAAED == 3504 CAA call (Scots) CAAED CAAING CAAS
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AACDU
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== CAUDA del == 8037 the area behind an animal's anus
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AACI
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== ACAI s == 1649 a berry of the Brazilian rainforests
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AACIS
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== ACAIS == 4734 ACAI a berry of the Brazilian rainforests
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AACKY
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== YACKA s == 11718 the black boy a tall plant with a tall stem &thick leaves-YACCA
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AACM
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== CAMA ns == 4329 a cross between a camel &a llama
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AACS
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== CAAS == 3296 CAA call (Scots) CAAED CAAING CAAS
== CASA s == 3297 a dwelling (the place where 1lives) |
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AACSV
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== CAVAS s == 9816 CAVA a special Spanish wine used 4toasts
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AACSW
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== WAACS == 9817 WAAC a member of the Women's Auxiliary Army Corps
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AACV
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== CAVA s == 4332 a special Spanish wine used 4toasts
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AACW
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== WAAC s == 4333 a member of the Women's Auxiliary Army Corps
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AADDH
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== DADAH s == 10719 (Australian slang) illegal drugs
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AADHN
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== ADHAN s == 6561 the Muslim call 2prayer-AZAN
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AADHW
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== DAWAH s == 9819 (Arabic) the practice of educating non-believers about the practice of Islam
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AADLW
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== DWAAL s == 8042 (South Africa) a state of befuddlement
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AADNY
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== DAYAN s == 6568 (Hebrew) a senior rabbi pl DAYANS/DAYANIM
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AAEHK
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== HAKEA s == 7849 an Australian shrub
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AAEKN
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== KANAE == 3686 (Maori) grey mullet pl KANAE No -S
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AAEMR
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== ARAME s == 2058 edible seaweed
== MAARE == 2059 MAAR a volcanic crater often forming a lake == MARAE s == 2060 a Maori meeting-place |
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AAEOZ
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== ZOAEA es == 2476 a larval stage of crabs pl ZOAEAE/ZOAEAS-ZOEA
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AAF
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== FAA ns == 758 2fall (Scots) pr p FAAING pr t FAAS pa p FAAN pa t FELL
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AAFJ
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== JAFA s == 4862 a person from Auckland New Zealand (offensive - just another f**ing Aucklander) cf RONZER
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AAFJS
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== JAFAS == 10875 JAFA a person from Auckland New Zealand (offensive - just another f**ing Aucklander) cf RONZER
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AAFN
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== FAAN == 2571 FAA 2fall (Scots) pr p FAAING pr t FAAS pa p FAAN pa t FELL
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AAFS
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== FAAS == 3300 FAA 2fall (Scots) pr p FAAING pr t FAAS pa p FAAN pa t FELL
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AAGGW
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== WAGGA s == 11500 (Australian) a blanket/bed covering made out of sacks stitched together
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AAGI
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== st AIGA s == 1174 an extended family (Samoa)-AINGA
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AAGIN
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== AGAIN == 2024 once more-AGEN
== k AINGA s == 2025 an extended family (Samoa)-AIGA |
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AAGIS
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== st AIGAS == 3469 AIGA an extended family (Samoa)-AINGA
== SAIGA s == 3470 a small antelope |
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AAGJ
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== JAGA s == 4535 2guard (Indonesia)
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AAGJS
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== JAGAS == 10261 JAGA 2guard (Indonesia)
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AAGPR
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== APGAR == 7480 as in APGAR score a system 4determining the condition of an infant at birth No -S
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AAHHT
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== HATHA == 11056 (Sanskrit) as in hatha yoga a form of yoga
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AAHLT
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== LATAH s == 6578 a psychological condition observed esp in Malaysian cultures in which an individual after experiencing a shock becomes anxious &suggestible often imitating the actions of another person
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AAHOR
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== AROHA s == 3647 (Maori) love compassion
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AAHRT
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== ARHAT s == 4919 a Buddhist who has attained nirvana-LOHAN
== RATHA s == 4920 (Hindi) a four-wheeled carriage drawn by horses/bullocks |
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AAHTW
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== WHATA s == 8722 a building on stilts/a raised platform 4storing provisions
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AAIKK
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== KAIAK s == 11679 2travel in a kayak (light canoe)-KAYAK
== KAIKA is == 11680 (New Zealand) the South Island dialect word 4KAINGA a Maori village-KAIK |
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AAIKS
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== SAKAI s == 6769 (Malay) a Malaysian aborigine
== SAKIA s == 6770 an Eastern water wheel-SAKIEH SAKIYEH |
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AAIKT
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== AKITA s == 5022 (Japanese) a large powerfully built breed of Japanese dog
== KIAAT s == 5023 (Afrikaans) a tropical African leguminous tree |
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AAIMT
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== MATAI s == 3099 (Maori) a coniferous evergreen tree of New Zealand aka black pine
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AAIRT
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== AARTI s == 545 the daily ritual of the lamps on the Ganges-ARTI
== l ATRIA l == 546 ATRIUM a central courtyard == RAITA s == 547 an Indian vegetable dish == RIATA s == 548 a lasso-REATA == TAIRA s == 549 a weasel == TIARA s == 550 a jewelled headpiece |
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AAIST
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== SATAI s == 1205 marinated meat barbecued on skewers-SATAY
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AAITW
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== AWAIT s == 3103 2wait for
== TAWAI s == 3104 (Maori) a New Zealand beech-TAWHAI |
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AAJP
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== JAAP s == 4864 an ignorant fool (South African)
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AAJPS
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== JAAPS == 10881 JAAP an ignorant fool (South African)
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AAK
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== hktw AKA == 961 a New Zealand vine
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AAKL
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== KAAL == 4028 naked (without clothes)
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AAKLS
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== LAKSA s == 9413 (Malay) rice noodles served in curry/hot soup
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AAKMS
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== KAMAS == 10885 KAMA earthly desire
== SMAAK s == 10886 (South Africa) 2like/love |
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AAKSW
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== KAWAS == 10889 KAWA protocol (Maori)
== WAKAS == 10890 WAKA a Japanese 31-syllable poem |
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AAKUW
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== KAWAU == 10891 (Maori) the black shag
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AAKW
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== KAWA su == 4869 protocol (Maori)
== WAKA s == 4870 a Japanese 31-syllable poem |
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AALM
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== ht ALMA hs == 3302 an Egyptian girl who sings &dances professionally-ALMAH ALME ALMEH
== AMLA s == 3303 an Indian tree == lu LAMA s == 3304 a Buddhist monk == MALA mrsx == 3305 a string of 108 prayer beads (yoga) |
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AALMM
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== MALAM s == 11564 a Muslim scholar used as title-MALLAM
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AALMS
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== ht ALMAS == 8046 ALMA an Egyptian girl who sings &dances professionally-ALMAH ALME ALMEH
== AMLAS == 8047 AMLA an Indian tree == lu LAMAS == 8048 LAMA a Buddhist monk == MALAS == 8049 MALA a string of 108 prayer beads (yoga) |
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AALMW
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== MALWA s == 9839 (Rutooro) a Ugandan drink brewed from millet
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AALP
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== j ALAP as == 3306 the introductory section of a raga-ALAAP ALAPA
== PAAL s == 3307 a pale a post driven into the ground |
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AALPS
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== j ALAPS == 8051 ALAP the introductory section of a raga-ALAAP ALAPA
== PAALS == 8052 PAAL a pale a post driven into the ground == PALAS == 8053 the dhak tree == PLAAS == 8054 (Afrikaans) a farm == SALPA es == 8055 a free-swimming small marine animal-SALP SALPIAN SALPID |
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AALST
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== ATLAS == 4120 a column in the form of a man
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AALT
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== TAAL s == 1414 the Afrikaans language
== TALA kqrs == 1415 a traditional rhythmic pattern in Indian music |
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AAMMN
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== AMMAN s == 11059 a district magistrate-AMTMAN
== g NAMMA == 11060 as in namma hole an Australian term 4a natural well in rock-GNAMMA |
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AAMPU
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== MAPAU == 9843 (Maori) a small New Zealand tree with reddish bark
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AAMSS
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== c AMASS == 10725 2accumulate
== ASSAM s == 10726 (Malay) in Malaysia tamarind as used in cooking == MASAS == 10727 MASA a Mexican dough == MASSA s == 10728 master == SAMAS == 10729 SAMA a Japanese title |
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AAMTU
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== AMAUT s == 6601 (Inuit) a hood on a woman's parka 4carrying a child-AMOWT
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AANNU
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== NANUA == 6385 (Maori) a New Zealand sea fish-MOKI
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AAOTW
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== AWATO == 3649 (Maori) a wormlike fungus-AWHATO AWHETO AWETO
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AAPR
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== ARPA s == 2581 a top level internet domain
== PARA es == 2582 a monetary unit of Yugoslavia |
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AAPRR
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== PARRA ls == 8531 (Australian slang) a tourist/non-resident on a beach
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AAPRS
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== ARPAS == 6604 ARPA a top level internet domain
== PARAS == 6605 PARA a monetary unit of Yugoslavia |
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AAPSZ
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== SPAZA == 10894 (South Africa) as in spaza shop a small shop in a township No -S
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AARSY
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== RAYAS == 6610 RAYA a non-Muslim inhabitant of Turkey-RAYAH RAIA
== YAARS == 6611 YAAR friend (India) |
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AARY
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== RAYA hs == 2586 a non-Muslim inhabitant of Turkey-RAYAH RAIA
== YAAR s == 2587 friend (India) |
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AASTU
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== ATUAS == 4125 ATUA the spirit of an ancestor (Polynesia)
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AASWW
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== WAWAS == 11569 WAWA 2speak (Chinook 19C)
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AATU
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== ATUA s == 1420 the spirit of an ancestor (Polynesia)
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AAU
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== p AUA == 383 yellow-eye mullet (Maori)
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AAWW
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== WAWA s == 5153 2speak (Chinook 19C)
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ABBDE
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== cdgjnst ABBED == 9220 displaying well-developed abdominal muscles
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ABBIM
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== BAMBI s == 11233 (colloquial) a born again middle aged biker
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ABBO
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== BOAB s == 4568 a tropical tree with a swollen trunk-BAOBAB
== BOBA cks == 4569 a skin disease yaws-BUBA |
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ABBOS
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== BOABS == 10401 BOAB a tropical tree with a swollen trunk-BAOBAB
== BOBAS == 10402 BOBA a skin disease yaws-BUBA |
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ABBRY
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== BARBY == 11728 a barbecue-BARBIE
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ABDHN
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== BANDH s == 8277 (Hindi) in India a general strike-BUNDH
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ABDLY
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== BADLY == 9553 in a bad way
== BALDY == 9554 a bald person |
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ABDOR
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== ABORD s == 3183 2accost (to approach &speak to)
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ABDSU
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== BAUDS == 7750 BAUD a unit of signalling speed
== BUDAS == 7751 BUDA an insulting term 4an old man (India) == DAUBS == 7752 DAUB 2smear (to spread with something oily/sticky) |
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ABDU
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== BAUD s == 3053 a unit of signalling speed
== BUDA s == 3054 an insulting term 4an old man (India) |
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ABEGI
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== BAGIE s == 1208 (Northumbrian dialect) a turnip
== BIGAE == 1209 BIGA a two horse chariot |
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ABEHS
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== SAHEB s == 5462 a term of respect in colonial India-SAHIB
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ABELR
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== cf ABLER == 1396 ABLE having sufficient strength/power
== BALER s == 1397 1that bales (to form into tightly compressed bundles) == BELAR s == 1398 an Australian tree-BELAH == BLAER == 1399 BLAE blackish blue == BLARE ds == 1400 2sound loudly == BLEAR sy == 1401 2dim (to reduce the light of) |
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ABENY
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== BEANY == 3957 a small cap-BEANIE
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ABETY
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== BEATY == 3963 of music having a marked beat
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ABFS
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== FABS == 4060 FAB something fabricated
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ABGH
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== BAGH s == 4576 garden (India)
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ABGHS
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== BAGHS == 10352 BAGH garden (India)
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ABHIJ
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== BHAJI s == 10388 in Indian cookery an appetizer-BHAJEE BHAGEE
== HIJAB s == 10389 a Muslim woman's face covering |
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ABHNU
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== BHUNA s == 8284 (Urdu) an Indian sauce
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ABHSU
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== HABUS == 9561 HABU a poisonous snake
== SUBAH s == 9562 a province of India-SUBA == SUBHA s == 9563 (Arabic) a string of beads used in meditation &prayer |
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ABHT
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== BAHT s == 3466 the monetary unit of Thailand-BHAT
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ABILT
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== BALTI s == 2622 (Urdu) a spicy Indian dish
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ABIMS
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== BIMAS == 6850 BIMA a platform in a synagogue-BEMA BIMAH
== IAMBS == 6851 IAMB a type of metrical foot-IAMBIC IAMBUS == SIMBA s == 6852 (Swahili) a lion |
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ABINQ
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== NIQAB s == 7074 (Arabic) a type of veil worn by some Muslim women that is made of lightweight opaque fabric &leaves only the eyes uncovered
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ABIR
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== ABRI mns == 809 a bomb shelter
== RABI cds == 810 the spring grain harvest == RIBA s == 811 the charging of interest forbidden by Islam |
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ABIRS
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== ABRIS == 2628 ABRI a bomb shelter
== a RABIS == 2629 RABI the spring grain harvest == RIBAS == 2630 RIBA the charging of interest forbidden by Islam == SABIR s == 2631 a French-based pidgin language |
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ABIST
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== ABSIT s == 2634 an overnight pass from college
== BAITS == 2635 BAIT 2set a trap == BASTI s == 2636 (India) a slum-BUSTI BUSTEE == TABIS == 2637 TABI a sock (a covering 4the foot) |
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ABKR
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== BARK sy == 4246 2cry like a dog
== BRAK esy == 4247 a breed of dog == KBAR s == 4248 a unit of atmospheric pressure == KRAB s == 4249 a steel link used in mountaineering-KARABINER SNAPLINK |
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ABKRS
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== BARKS == 9862 BARK 2cry like a dog
== BRAKS == 9863 BRAK a breed of dog == KBARS == 9864 KBAR a unit of atmospheric pressure == KRABS == 9865 KRAB a steel link used in mountaineering-KARABINER SNAPLINK |
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ABLNU
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== BALUN s == 6050 a device 4coupling two electrical circuits
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ABLRT
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== BLART s == 4430 2shout loudly &harshly
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ABMUY
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== MAUBY == 10960 a frothy beverage-MOBBIE MOBBY
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ABNOR
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== BARON gsy == 1933 a title of low rank
== BORNA == 1934 s in borna disease a type of viral disease No -S |
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ABORR
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== h ARBOR s == 5417 a shady garden shelter
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ABOS
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== ABOS == 1807 ABO an aborigine
== BOAS t == 1808 BOA a large snake == bs OBAS == 1809 OBA a West African ruler == SOBA s == 1810 noodles made from buckwheat (Japanese) |
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ABRRY
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== BARRY == 10080 (Australian slang) an embarrassing mistake pl BARRIES rhyming slang a Barry Crocker a shocker
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ABRST
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== BRAST s == 4439 2break open violently-BURST BRUST
== BRATS == 4440 BRAT a badly behaved child == TRABS == 4441 (Liverpool dialect) sports footwear training shoes |
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ABRSW
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== BAWRS == 8297 BAWR a Scots word 4a joke-BAUR
== BRAWS == 8298 fine clothes == WARBS == 8299 WARB a dirty/insignificant person |
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ABRW
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== BAWR s == 3472 a Scots word 4a joke-BAUR
== BRAW lns == 3473 splendid (magnificent) |
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ACCIR
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== CIRCA r == 8988 about
== CRAIC s == 8989 (Irish) pleasant conversation |
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ACCKY
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== CACKY == 12401 of/like excrement
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ACDHO
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== CHADO rs == 7294 a Japanese tea ceremony-CHANOYO SADO CHANOYU
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ACDHY
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== DAYCH == 10961 (English dialect) 2thatch
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ACDK
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== DACK s == 4743 2pull someone's trousers off as a joke
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ACDKR
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== DRACK == 9868 unattractive (said of a woman)-DRAC
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ACDKS
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== DACKS == 10758 DACK 2pull someone's trousers off as a joke
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ACDOR
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== DRACO == 3203 as in draco lizard a flying lizard
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ACDR
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== CARD isy == 2205 2provide with a stiff piece of paper
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ACEKL
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== ALECK s == 7516 an irritatingly oversmart person
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ACEKR
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== bdhjlprstwy ACKER s == 5787 (Australian slang) an academic-ACCA
== CRAKE ds == 5788 2boast (to brag (to boast (to brag))) |
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ACEMS
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== ACMES == 5501 ACME the highest point
== CAMES e == 5502 CAME a leaden window rod == EMACS == 5503 a powerful computer program 4editing text == MACES == 5504 MACE 2attack with a clublike weapon |
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ACFRU
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== FURCA el == 8307 Any forklike structure esp in insects
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ACG
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== s CAG esy == 827 short 4cagoule a light anorak
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ACGS
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== s CAGS == 3587 CAG short 4cagoule a light anorak
== SCAG s == 3588 heroin (an addictive narcotic) |
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ACHIM
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== MACHI == 9104 (Hinglish) as in machi chips fish &chips
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ACHKW
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== CHAWK s == 12074 (Cornish dialect) a jackdaw
== WHACK osy == 12075 2strike sharply |
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ACHLU
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== LAUCH s == 9577 2laugh (to express mirth by explosive inarticulate sounds)
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ACHNU
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== NAUCH == 8312 a dancing exhibition in India-NAUTCH
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ACHSV
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== s CHAVS == 10968 CHAV an uncultured youth eg Vicky Pollard in Little Britain
== SCHAV s == 10969 a chilled soup |
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ACHUV
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== VAUCH == 10973 (Devonshire dialect) 2move quickly
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ACHV
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== s CHAV es == 4930 an uncultured youth eg Vicky Pollard in Little Britain
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ACLO
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== ALCO s == 1812 an alcoholic-ALKO
== CALO s == 1813 a Spanish argot used by Chicano youths == COAL asy == 1814 2supply with a carbon fuel |
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ACLOS
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== ALCOS == 4942 ALCO an alcoholic-ALKO
== CALOS == 4943 CALO a Spanish argot used by Chicano youths == COALS == 4944 COAL 2supply with a carbon fuel == COLAS == 4945 COLA a carbonated beverage-KOLA |
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ACMO
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== CAMO s == 2919 camouflage
== COMA els == 2920 a tuft of silky hairs |
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ACNPU
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== PUCAN s == 8327 (Irish) a traditional Connemara open sailing boat
== UNCAP es == 8328 2remove the cap from |
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ACORS
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== ORCAS == 3210 ORCA a marine mammal-ORC
== OSCAR s == 3211 (Australian slang) cash money rhyming slang Oscar Ashe |
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ACORY
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== ORACY == 5702 skill in oral communication
== YARCO s == 5703 (Australian slang) a young working-class person who wears casual sports clothes |
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ACRSY
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== s CRAYS == 8338 CRAY crayfish (a crustacean)
== SCARY == 8339 frightening-SCAREY |
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ACRY
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== s CRAY s == 3492 crayfish (a crustacean)
== o RACY == 3493 speedy (swift (speedy (swift))) |
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ACZ
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== CAZ == 1137 casual
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ADDEL
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== dfprsw ADDLE ds == 4654 2confuse (to perplex (to puzzle (to perplex)))
== DALED hs == 4655 the fourth letter of the Hebrew alphabet-DALETH DALEDH == DEDAL == 4656 inventive-DAEDAL DAEDALIC DEDALIAN == b LADED == 4657 LADE 2load with cargo-LADEN |
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ADDY
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== bcdfpw ADDY == 4655 an email address (slang)
== DYAD s == 4656 a pair of units |
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ADEKO
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== bs OAKED == 2326 (of wine) stored 4a time in oak barrels before bottling
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ADENP
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== NAPED == 1487 NAPE 2drop napalm upon
== s PANED == 1488 PANE 2insert panels in |
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ADERS
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== fp ARSED == 429 ARSE as in "to arse about" 2muck around
== DARES == 430 DARE 2venture boldly (pa t DARED DURST)-DARRE DAUR == DEARS == 431 DEAR a loved one == bhy EARDS == 432 EARD 2bury-YIRD == e RASED == 433 RASE 2demolish-RAZE == abdot READS == 434 READ 2look at &understand written matter == SARED == 435 SAR 2savour (to taste/smell with pleasure) |
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ADGNY
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== GANDY == 7098 s in gandy dancer a railway track maintenance worker
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ADHNU
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== HUDNA s == 6083 (Arabic) in Islam a truce/ceasefire 4an agreed duration
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ADHO
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== ODAH s == 1820 a room in a harem-ODA
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ADIKU
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== ADUKI s == 6301 (Japanese) a kind of bean-ADSUKI ADZUKI AZUKI
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ADIMN
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== ADMIN s == 2656 administration
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ADINN
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== DINNA == 2585 (Scots) do not (no inflections)
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ADKKU
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== DUKKA hs == 12200 a mix of ground nuts &spices used as a dip-DUKKAH
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ADKSU
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== DUKAS == 9251 DUKA a shop (East Africa)
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ADKU
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== DUKA s == 3981 a shop (East Africa)
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ADLOW
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== WALDO s == 4953 a gadget 4manipulating objects remotel/WALDOES
== WOALD s == 4954 yellow pigment |
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ADNNY
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== DANNY == 8175 the hand-DONNY
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ADNS
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== bfhlprsw ANDS == 1266 AND something added
== DANS == 1267 DAN a tub == NADS == 1268 testicles (a male reproductive gland-TESTIS) == SAND sy == 1269 2cover with a loose granular rock material |
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ADOS
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== dfs ADOS == 760 ADO fuss
== cs ODAS == 761 ODA a room in a harem-ODAH == SADO s == 762 a Japanese tea ceremony-CHADO CHANOYO CHANOYU == SODA s == 763 a type of chemical compound |
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ADOSS
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== SADOS == 6485 SADO a Japanese tea ceremony-CHADO CHANOYO CHANOYU
== SODAS == 6486 SODA a type of chemical compound |
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ADSS
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== SADS == 3844 SAD 2express sadness
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ADSY
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== a DAYS == 3088 DAY the time between sunrise &sunset
== d YADS == 3089 YAD a stick with a small pointing hand at the tip used 2follow text in the Torah |
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ADY
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== DAY s == 640 the time between sunrise &sunset
== d YAD s == 641 a stick with a small pointing hand at the tip used 2follow text in the Torah |
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AEERR
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== ARERE == 1097 backward-AREAR
== RAREE == 1098 as in raree show a street show/carnival No -S |
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AEERS
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== lt EASER s == 299 1who eases (to free from pain/trouble)
== ERASE drs == 300 2efface/rub out |
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AEF
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== FAE == 118 from (Scots)
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AEFPR
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== FRAPE == 3993 (Dial) tightly bound
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AEHKU
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== KEHUA s == 7540 (Maori) a ghost/spirit
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AEHOV
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== HOVEA s == 2603 an Australian shrub with purple flowers
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AEHRU
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== ARUHE == 1541 (Maori) the edible root of a New Zealand fern No -S
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AEHW
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== WHAE == 2041 (Scots) who-WHA
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AEIJX
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== JAXIE s == 6288 the posterior-JAXY JACKSIE JACKSY
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AEIN
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== dfrs AINE e == 1 elder (masculine form)
== EINA == 2 ouch (South African) |
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AEINS
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== ANISE s == 30 a North African plant
== ISNAE == 31 is not (no inflections-ISNA == SAINE d == 32 2say (Spencer)-SAYNE |
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AEJKY
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== JAKEY s == 10843 (Scots) a homeless alcoholic
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AEKKM
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== MEKKA s == 11951 a place visited by many people-MECCA
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AEKMR
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== KERMA s == 5800 a term in physics relating 2kinetic energy
== MAKER s == 5801 1who makes (to create (to bring into being)) |
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AEKMS
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== KAMES == 7552 KAME a ridge of gravel/sand left by a glacier-KAIM
== KASME == 7553 (Hinglish) I swear == MAKES == 7554 MAKE 2create (to bring into being) == SAMEK hs == 7555 a Hebrew letter-SAMECH SAMEKH |
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AELNR
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== LEARN st == 112 2be informed
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AELSV
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== cgjnr AVELS == 2946 AVEL a mourner of nearest blood relations (Jewish)-OVEL
== cs LAVES == 2947 LAVE 2wash (to cleanse in liquid) == SALVE drs == 2948 2soothe (to calm/comfort) |
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AELV
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== cfgjnr AVEL s == 910 a mourner of nearest blood relations (Jewish)-OVEL
== cs LAVE drs == 911 2wash (to cleanse in liquid) |
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AELZZ
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== LEZZA s == 11227 a lesbian-LEZ LEZZ LEZZIE LEZZY
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AEMOV
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== AMOVE ds == 2604 2remove (to transfer 2another place)
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AEMYZ
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== AZYME s == 9510 unleavened bread-AZYM
== MAZEY == 9511 dizzy (giddy (dizzy (giddy))) |
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AENN
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== i NANE == 533 none (Scots)
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AENW
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== ANEW == 442 afresh (anew (afresh (anew)))
== WANE dsy == 443 2decrease in size == WEAN s == 444 2take off mother's milk == WENA == 445 you (Zulu) |
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AEOPR
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== p OPERA s == 349 a form of musical drama
== PAREO s == 350 a Polynesian skirt-PAREU == PORAE == 351 (Maori) a large edible seafish of New Zealand waters-PARAE |
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AEOPT
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== POTAE s == 352 (Maori) a hat
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AEPPR
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== PAPER sy == 7913 2cover with a thin sheet material made of cellulose pulp
== f RAPPE delnrs == 7914 a Canadian dish of grated potatoes &pork/chicken |
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AEPRV
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== PAREV e == 4027 made without meat/milk-PAREVE PARVE
== PARVE == 4028 made without meat/milk-PAREV PAREVE == PAVER s == 4029 1that paves-PAVIOR PAVIOUR |
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AERRV
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== bcg RAVER s == 3717 1who raves (to utter wildly/incoherently)
== VERRA == 3718 (Scots) very |
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AERSS
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== cfmp ARSES == 2789 ARSE the buttocks
== bcepu RASES == 2790 RASE 2demolish-RAZE == w RASSE s == 2791 a small civet (a catlike mammal) == SASER s == 2792 a device 4amplifying ultrasound == SEARS == 2793 SEAR 2burn the surface of |
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AERSY
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== ck ARSEY == 1656 aggressive irritable-ARSY ARSIER ARSIEST
== f AYRES == 1657 AYRE an air such as a song/tune == EYRAS == 1658 EYRA a wild cat == RESAY s == 1659 2say again == SAYER s == 1660 1who says (to utter (to give voice to)) == YEARS == 1661 YEAR three hundred &sixty five days |
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AERWZ
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== WAREZ == 5816 illegally copied computer software which has had its protection codes de-activated
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AESSZ
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== ASSEZ == 8805 as part of a musical direction fairly eg assez lent: fairly slowly
== SAZES == 8806 SAZ a stringed instrument of the Middle East |
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AESX
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== flmprstwz AXES == 1793 AX 2chop with a cutting tool
== SAXE s == 1794 as in saxe blue |
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AEU
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== AUE == 36 of astonishment (Maori)
== b EAU sx == 37 a river/water |
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AEY
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== b AYE s == 127 an affirmative vote-AY
== YAE == 128 (Scots) one-AE == YEA dhnrs == 129 an affirmative vote-YAY |
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AFHSU
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== HAUFS == 9611 HAUF (Scots) half
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AFHU
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== HAUF s == 4112 (Scots) half
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AFINT
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== FAINT sy == 1288 2lose consciousness
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AFIRT
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== AFRIT s == 1290 an evil spirit in Arabic mythology-AFREET
== FRATI == 1291 FRATE a Franciscan friar == IFTAR s == 1292 (Arabic) a meal eaten by Muslims 2break their fast after sunset during Ramadan |
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AFL
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== ch ALF as == 642 an Australian yobbo
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AFLS
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== ch ALFS == 3091 ALF an Australian yobbo
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AFORZ
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== FORZA == 7687 (musical term) force power strength
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AFRU
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== FAUR d == 2250 far (Scots)
== FRAU ds == 2251 a married woman |
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AFST
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== FAST is == 2252 2abstain from eating
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AFSTU
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== FAUTS == 6123 FAUT 2fault (Scots)
== TUFAS == 6124 TUFA a porous limestone-TOPH TOPHE |
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AFTU
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== FAUT s == 2255 2fault (Scots)
== TUFA s == 2256 a porous limestone-TOPH TOPHE |
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AGGGO
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== GOGGA s == 11930 (South Africa) an insect a creepy-crawly
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AGGIW
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== WIGGA s == 10003 (derogatory) a white youth who adopts black youth culture-WIGGER
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AGGMU
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== MUGGA rs == 11367 an Australian eucalyptus-known as red ironbark
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AGHIN
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== ar AHING == 3761 AH 2make a sound of delight
== ANIGH t == 3762 nigh == HANGI s == 3763 (Maori) an open air cooking pit-UMU |
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AGIIT
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== ATIGI s == 2029 (Inuit) a kind of PARKA worn in Canada
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AGILU
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== UGALI s == 2776 (Swahili) an African type of stiff porridge
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AGINR
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== AGRIN == 704 in the state of grinning
== GARNI == 705 garnished == GRAIN esy == 706 2form into small particles |
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AGINT
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== GIANT s == 708 a person/thing of great size
== NGATI s == 709 (Maori) a tribe/clan == TANGI es == 710 a Maori funeral |
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AGIR
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== GAIR s == 383 a triangular piece (of cloth/land)
== GARI s == 384 pickled ginger served with sushi == t RAGI s == 385 an East Indian cereal grass-RAGEE RAGGEE RAGGY |
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AGIRS
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== GAIRS == 1380 GAIR a triangular piece (of cloth/land)
== GARIS h == 1381 GARI pickled ginger served with sushi == RAGIS == 1382 RAGI an East Indian cereal grass-RAGEE RAGGEE RAGGY |
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AGIST
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== AGIST s == 1383 2feed &board livestock 4a fee
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AGIT
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== GAIT st == 386 2train a horse 2move in a certain way
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AGLOO
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== AGLOO s == 4577 a hole in the ice through which a seal breathes-AGLU
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AGLOV
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== GALVO s == 5928 an instrument 4measuring electric current
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AGLSU
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== AGLUS == 6372 AGLU a hole in the ice through which a seal breathes-AGLOO
== GULAS == 6373 GULA the gullet (the throat) == GUSLA rs == 6374 a musical instrument-GUSLE GUSLI |
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AGLU
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== AGLU s == 2471 a hole in the ice through which a seal breathes-AGLOO
== GULA grs == 2472 the gullet (the throat) |
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AGMNO
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== AMONG == 4252 in the midst of-EMONG EMONGES
== MANGO s == 4253 an edible fruit == NGOMA s == 4254 (Swahili) a type of drum |
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AGMNU
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== MUNGA s == 7112 (New Zealand) an army canteen
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AGNOS
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== w AGONS == 2083 AGON conflict between the main characters in a Greek play
== SANGO s == 2084 a sandwich-SANGER |
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AGNS
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== GANS == 1610 GAN 2go GANNED GANNING GANS nir pa t of GIN (to begin)
== ks NAGS == 1611 NAG 2find fault incessantly == SANG ahos == 1612 a Chinese organ played by mouth == SNAG s == 1613 2catch on a hidden obstacle |
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AGNSU
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== GUANS == 4711 GUAN a large bird
== SUGAN s == 4712 (Irish) a straw rope |
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AGOR
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== a GORA ls == 592 a white male (India/Pakistan)
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AGORS
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== a GORAS == 2086 GORA a white male (India/Pakistan)
== SARGO s == 2087 a fish |
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AGRSV
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== GRAVS == 7127 GRAV acceleration unit 1g = 98 m per sec per sec
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AGRV
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== GRAV esy == 2836 acceleration unit 1g = 98 m per sec per sec
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AGS
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== bcdfghjlmnrstvwyz AGS == 477 AG agriculture
== a GAS hpt == 478 2supply with gas |
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AGSV
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== VAGS == 3605 VAG 2arrest someone 4vagrancy
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AGSY
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== GAYS == 3608 GAY a homosexual
== SAGY == 3609 flavoured with sage == YAGS == 3610 YAG acronym 4yttrium aluminium garnet a synthetic gemstone |
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AGV
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== VAG is == 833 2arrest someone 4vagrancy
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AGY
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== GAY s == 835 a homosexual
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AHHO
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== HOHA == 4571 peevish (irritable)
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AHI
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== AHI s == 227 a Hawaiian fish (yellowfin tuna/bigeye)
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AHIIS
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== SHIAI s == 4745 (Japanese) a judo contest
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AHIKZ
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== KHAZI s == 11237 a lavatory-KAZI CARSEY KARZY KARSY KARSEY
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AHILT
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== LAITH == 2682 loath (unwilling-LOTH)
== LATHI s == 2683 an Indian stick/bamboo &iron == THALI s == 2684 (Hindi) a meal consisting of several small meat/vegetable dishes accompanied by rice bread etc &sometimes by a starter/a sweet |
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AHIM
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== MIHA == 2774 an unopened fern frond
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AHINS
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== c HAINS == 2685 HAIN 2save (to rescue from danger injury/loss)
== NASHI s == 2686 (Japanese) an Asian pear |
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AHINU
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== HINAU == 2687 (Maori) a New Zealand tree
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AHIRU
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== RAHUI s == 2690 (Maori) a Maori prohibition
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AHIS
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== AHIS == 1491 AHI a Hawaiian fish (yellowfin tuna/bigeye)
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AHKO
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== HOKA == 3825 Maori name 4red cod
== KOHA s == 3826 a gift/donation when visiting a marae |
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AHKOS
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== KOHAS == 9070 KOHA a gift/donation when visiting a marae
== SHAKO s == 9071 a type of military hat-SHACKO |
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AHKU
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== HAKU s == 4760 the kingfish (Maori)
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AHLNO
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== HALON s == 3242 a chemical used in fire extinguishers
== LOHAN s == 3243 (Sanskrit) a Buddhist who has attained nirvana-ARHAT |
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AHMO
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== HOMA s == 2925 a sacred plant of the ancient Persians-HOM
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AHMOS
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== HOMAS == 7314 HOMA a sacred plant of the ancient Persians-HOM
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AHMOU
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== MOHUA == 7315 (Maori) a small New Zealand bird with yellow head &breast
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AHMTU
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== MUTHA s == 8367 (slang) a motherfucker
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AHNO
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== NOAH s == 1100 a shark (Australian rhyming slang - Noah's ark)
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AHNOS
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== NOAHS == 3248 NOAH a shark (Australian rhyming slang - Noah's ark)
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AHOTU
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== TAHOU s == 3256 (Maori) a greenish-coloured tropical songbird aka SILVEREYE
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AHPSU
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== HAPUS == 9628 HAPU a Maori subtribe (a subdivision of an iwi)
== PUHAS == 9629 PUHA sow thistle (Maori) |
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AHPU
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== HAPU s == 4129 a Maori subtribe (a subdivision of an iwi)
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AHRUU
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== AHURU == 9447 (Maori) a small pink cod of SW Pacific waters-AHURUHURU
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AIIKR
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== ARIKI == 5024 (Maori) the first-born male/female of a notable family
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AIJ
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== JAI l == 384 onward 2victory (Indian)
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AIKK
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== KAIK as == 5139 (New Zealand) the South Island dialect word 4KAINGA a Maori village-KAIKA
== KAKI s == 5140 a Japanese tree |
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AIKKS
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== KAIKS == 11608 KAIK (New Zealand) the South Island dialect word 4KAINGA a Maori village-KAIKA
== KAKIS == 11609 KAKI a Japanese tree |
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AIKM
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== KAIM s == 3575 a ridge of gravel/sand left by a glacier-KAME
== KAMI ks == 3576 a sacred power/force == s MAIK os == 3577 a halfpenny-MECK == MAKI s == 3578 a small segment cut from a long roll of cold rice &various other ingredients wrapped in a sheet of seaweed in Japanese cuisine |
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AIKMS
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== KAIMS == 8590 KAIM a ridge of gravel/sand left by a glacier-KAME
== KAMIS == 8591 a South Asian loose tunic == s MAIKS == 8592 MAIK a halfpenny-MECK == MAKIS == 8593 MAKI a small segment cut from a long roll of cold rice &various other ingredients wrapped in a sheet of seaweed in Japanese cuisine == SMAIK s == 8594 a rascal (a rogue/scamp) |
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AIKN
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== lt AKIN g == 1577 related by blood
== IKAN s == 1578 fish as an ingredient of Malaysian cooking |
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AIKNS
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== IKANS == 4614 IKAN fish as an ingredient of Malaysian cooking
== KAINS == 4615 KAIN a tax paid in produce/livestock-KANE == KINAS e == 4616 KINA cinchona bark from which quinine is derived-KINAKINA == KISAN s == 4617 a peasant of India == NAIKS == 4618 NAIK an Indian corporal |
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AIKPU
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== PIKAU s == 8598 (Maori) a rucksack
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AIKST
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== IKATS == 4623 IKAT Indonesian weaving using tie-dyed yarns
== KATIS == 4624 KATI an Asian unit of weight-CATTY KATTI == SITKA == 4625 as in sitka spruce a tall North American spruce tree No -S == TAKIS == 4626 TAKI a wild horse-TAKHI == TIKAS == 4627 TIKA a red forehead mark on a Hindu woman-TILAK TIKKA |
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AIKSU
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== KUIAS == 6309 KUIA an elderly Maori woman
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AIKU
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== KUIA s == 2443 an elderly Maori woman
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AILLZ
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== ZILLA hs == 9731 an administrative district in British India-ZILA ZILLAH
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AILOP
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== APIOL s == 1906 an organic substance
== PAOLI == 1907 PAOLO an obsolete papal coin-PAUL == PILAO s == 1908 a dish made from seasoned rice &meat-PILAU PILAFF PILAF PILAW PILOW PILLAU PULAO |
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AILP
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== LIPA == 1496 Croatian monetary unit
== s PAIL s == 1497 a watertight cylindrical container == s PIAL == 1498 pertaining 2a pia (a membrane of the brain) == PILA foruw == 1499 PILUM a heavy javelin |
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AILS
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== bfhjkmnprstvw AILS == 663 AIL 2be indisposed
== ag LIAS == 664 early Jurassic rocks LIASES == SAIL s == 665 2be pushed in a boat by the wind |
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AIMO
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== MOAI == 544 a huge carved figure on Easter Island
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AIMRR
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== MARRI s == 5126 (Aborig) a eucalyptus of West Australia with coloured flowers
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AIMRU
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== MAURI s == 2721 (Maori) the soul
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AINS
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== cfghkmprstw AINS == 249 AIN a Hebrew letter
== mr ANIS e == 250 ANI a tropical American bird == ISNA e == 251 is not (no inflections)-ISNAE == SAIN est == 252 2make the sign of the cross on-SANE |
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AINST
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== m ANTIS == 388 ANTI 1who is opposed 2anything
== NATIS == 389 (Latin) a buttock == SAINT s == 390 2hail as a person of exceptional holiness == i SATIN gsy == 391 2make smooth like satin material |
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AIORX
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== IXORA s == 2006 a flowering plant
== ORIXA s == 2007 a Yoruba deity-ORISHA |
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AIRST
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== AIRTS == 395 AIRT 2direct (to control/conduct the affairs of)
== ap ARTIS t == 396 ARTI the daily ritual of the lamps on the Ganges-AARTI == ASTIR == 397 on the move == kt RAITS == 398 RAIT 2expose 2moisture == SITAR s == 399 an Indian lute-SITTAR == STAIR s == 400 a series of steps == STRIA e == 401 a thin groove stripe/streak == TARSI a == 402 TARSUS a part of the foot == TIARS == 403 TIAR a tiara (a jewelled headpiece) |
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AIRT
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== AIRT hs == 49 2direct (to control/conduct the affairs of)
== ap ARTI cs == 50 the daily ritual of the lamps on the Ganges-AARTI == kt RAIT as == 51 2expose 2moisture == TIAR as == 52 a tiara (a jewelled headpiece) |
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AISW
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== WAIS t == 1513 WAI water (New Zealand Hawaii)
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AIUWX
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== WUXIA s == 8604 (Chinese) a genre of Chinese fiction involving the adventures of sword-wielding heroes
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AIW
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== WAI dflnrst == 232 water (New Zealand Hawaii)
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AJ
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== JA bgikmprwy == 97 yes (from German)
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AJKOR
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== ROJAK s == 9289 (Malay) a salad dish served in chilli sauce
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AJNNY
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== JANNY == 11029 (colloquial) a janitor
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AJPR
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== JARP s == 4261 2tap an egg against another until 1breaks an Easter competition
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AJPRS
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== JARPS == 9893 JARP 2tap an egg against another until 1breaks an Easter competition
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AJXY
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== JAXY == 5344 the posterior-JAXIE JACKSIE JACKSY
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AKK
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== KAK ais == 1281 shit (South African)
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AKKOW
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== WOKKA == 12168 (Australian) as in wokka board a piece of fibreboard used as a musical instrument
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AKKS
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== KAKS == 5387 KAK shit (South African)
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AAANT
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== ANATA s == 5309 (Sanskrit) the Buddhist belief in the impermanance of self-ANATMAN
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AAATT
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== a TAATA s == 8923 (East Africa) father
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AKLO
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== ALKO s == 2750 an alcoholic-ALCO
== KOLA s == 2751 a carbonated beverage-COLA |
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AABBD
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== DABBA s == 11557 (Hindi) in Indian cookery a round metal box used 2transport hot food
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AKLOS
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== ALKOS == 6828 ALKO an alcoholic-ALCO
== KOLAS == 6829 KOLA a carbonated beverage-COLA == SKOAL s == 6830 2down a drink in 1gulp-SKOL |
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AABBY
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== YABBA s == 12061 a methamphetamine a stimulant drug
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AKLP
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== KLAP s == 4769 2slap (South African slang)
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AABCH
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== BACHA s == 11094 (Hinglish) in India a young child-BACHCHA
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AABHM
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== s HAMBA == 11095 (South Africa) go away
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AKLPS
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== KLAPS == 10776 KLAP 2slap (South African slang)
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AKLSU
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== KULAS == 9254 KULA ceremonial gift exchange between W Pacific islands
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AABIR
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== BRAAI s == 3091 (South Africa) 2grill/roast meat over open coals
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AABKN
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== BANAK s == 10127 (Honduran) a Central American tree
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AKLU
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== KULA kns == 3983 ceremonial gift exchange between W Pacific islands
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AABKR
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== BAKRA s == 10128 (Caribbean) a white person esp from Britain
== KABAR s == 10129 a heavy pole thrown as a feat of strength |
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AKNOT
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== TONKA == 3473 (Tupi) as in tonka bean a tall leguminous African tree with fragrant black almond-shaped seeds No -S
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AKNU
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== KUNA == 3196 Croatian monetary unit = 100 lipa
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AABRR
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== BARRA st == 8525 (Australian slang) short 4BARRAMUNDI an Australian fish
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AABY
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== YABA == 4328 yet another bloody acronym
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AKOP
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== KOAP s == 3830 sexual intercourse (vulgar Papua)
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AKOPS
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== KOAPS == 9079 KOAP sexual intercourse (vulgar Papua)
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AAC
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== CAA s == 757 call (Scots) CAAED CAAING CAAS
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AKOR
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== KARO o == 1917 a New Zealand shrub
== KORA ist == 1918 an African musical instrument like the harp == k OKRA s == 1919 a tall annual herb |
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AACC
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== by ACCA s == 5148 (Australian slang) an academic-ACKER
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AKORU
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== KOURA == 5163 (Maori) a New Zealand freshwater crayfish
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AACCS
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== by ACCAS == 11560 ACCA (Australian slang) an academic-ACKER
== CACAS == 11561 CACA excrement |
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AACDE
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== CAAED == 3504 CAA call (Scots) CAAED CAAING CAAS
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AKPU
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== PUKA == 4776 a broad leafed plant of New Zealand-PAPAUMA KAPUKA
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AACDU
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== CAUDA del == 8037 the area behind an animal's anus
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AKRR
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== RARK s == 4229 2reprimand (New Zealand)
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AKRRS
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== RARKS == 9700 RARK 2reprimand (New Zealand)
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AACI
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== ACAI s == 1649 a berry of the Brazilian rainforests
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AACIS
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== ACAIS == 4734 ACAI a berry of the Brazilian rainforests
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AKRSY
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== KARSY == 9911 a lavatory-KHAZI KAZI CARSEY KARZY KARSEY
== KYARS == 9912 KYAR a fibre obtained from coconut husks-COIR == SARKY == 9913 sarcastic == YARKS == 9914 YARK 2wrench violently |
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AKRUU
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== KAURU == 10733 (Maori) the edible stem of the cabbage tree
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AACKY
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== YACKA s == 11718 the black boy a tall plant with a tall stem &thick leaves-YACCA
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AACM
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== CAMA ns == 4329 a cross between a camel &a llama
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AKRY
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== KYAR s == 4268 a fibre obtained from coconut husks-COIR
== YARK s == 4269 2wrench violently |
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AKSTU
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== KUTAS == 7940 KUTA male dog (India)
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AACS
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== CAAS == 3296 CAA call (Scots) CAAED CAAING CAAS
== CASA s == 3297 a dwelling (the place where 1lives) |
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AKTU
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== KUTA s == 3205 male dog (India)
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AACSV
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== CAVAS s == 9816 CAVA a special Spanish wine used 4toasts
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ALMU
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== ALUM s == 3102 a chemical compound
== LUMA s == 3103 a unit of currency of Armenia |
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AACSW
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== WAACS == 9817 WAAC a member of the Women's Auxiliary Army Corps
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AACV
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== CAVA s == 4332 a special Spanish wine used 4toasts
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ALOPU
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== PULAO s == 4973 a dish made from seasoned rice &meat-PILAO PILAU PILAFF PILAF PILAW PILOW PILLAU
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AACW
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== WAAC s == 4333 a member of the Women's Auxiliary Army Corps
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ALPTU
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== TULPA s == 6150 (Tibetan) a being/object created by willpower &visualization techniques
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AADDH
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== DADAH s == 10719 (Australian slang) illegal drugs
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ALRST
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== SLART s == 2299 (Northern English dialect) 2spill SLARTING SLARTED
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AADHN
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== ADHAN s == 6561 the Muslim call 2prayer-AZAN
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ALRY
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== ARYL s == 2273 a univalent radical
== LYRA == 2274 part of phrase LYRA VIOL an old musical instrument of the lute family (no plural) == RYAL s == 2275 a royal person |
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AADHW
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== DAWAH s == 9819 (Arabic) the practice of educating non-believers about the practice of Islam
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ALTU
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== LATU == 1288 LAT a former monetary unit of Latvia
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AADLW
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== DWAAL s == 8042 (South Africa) a state of befuddlement
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AADNY
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== DAYAN s == 6568 (Hebrew) a senior rabbi pl DAYANS/DAYANIM
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AMMSY
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== SAMMY == 12019 an Indian fruit &vegetable seller who goes from house 2house
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AMNU
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== MAUN d == 2280 must (cannot be conjugated)
== NAMU == 2281 a New Zealand sandfly |
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AAEHK
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== HAKEA s == 7849 an Australian shrub
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AMOQR
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== QORMA s == 7696 (India) a mild curry-KORMA
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AAEKN
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== KANAE == 3686 (Maori) grey mullet pl KANAE No -S
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AAEMR
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== ARAME s == 2058 edible seaweed
== MAARE == 2059 MAAR a volcanic crater often forming a lake == MARAE s == 2060 a Maori meeting-place |
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AMOSU
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== dl OUMAS == 4977 OUMA grandmother (Afrikaans)
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AAEOZ
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== ZOAEA es == 2476 a larval stage of crabs pl ZOAEAE/ZOAEAS-ZOEA
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AMOTW
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== AMOWT s == 5714 (Inuit) a hood on a woman's parka 4carrying a child-AMAUT
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AMOU
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== dl OUMA s == 1840 grandmother (Afrikaans)
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AAF
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== FAA ns == 758 2fall (Scots) pr p FAAING pr t FAAS pa p FAAN pa t FELL
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AAFJ
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== JAFA s == 4862 a person from Auckland New Zealand (offensive - just another f**ing Aucklander) cf RONZER
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AMPYY
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== YAMPY == 12284 (Midlands slang) a lower class uneducated person
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AAFJS
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== JAFAS == 10875 JAFA a person from Auckland New Zealand (offensive - just another f**ing Aucklander) cf RONZER
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AMRSU
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== gl ARUMS == 6158 ARUM a lily (a flowering plant)
== MURAS == 6159 MURA a Japanese village == MUSAR s == 6160 (Yiddish) Rabbinic literature concerned with ethics right conduct etc == RAMUS == 6161 a branch-like part of a structure == RUSMA s == 6162 a depilatory |
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AAFN
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== FAAN == 2571 FAA 2fall (Scots) pr p FAAING pr t FAAS pa p FAAN pa t FELL
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AMSS
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== a MASS aey == 4664 2assemble as a body
== SAMS == 4665 SAM 2gather (to bring together in 1place/group) |
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AAFS
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== FAAS == 3300 FAA 2fall (Scots) pr p FAAING pr t FAAS pa p FAAN pa t FELL
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ANORT
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== v ORANT s == 202 a worshipping figure in ancient Roman art
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ANSTU
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== ASTUN s == 2302 2astonish (to amaze/shock-ASTONE ASTONY)
== dghjnstv AUNTS == 2303 AUNT the sister of a mother/father == SAUNT s == 2304 2make a saint of == STAUN s == 2305 (Scots) 2stand STAUNS STAUNING STOOD |
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AAGGW
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== WAGGA s == 11500 (Australian) a blanket/bed covering made out of sacks stitched together
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AOP
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== cg APO ds == 300 a type of protein (apolipoprotein)
== POA s == 301 a type of plant |
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AOPPR
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== APPRO s == 9291 (colloquial) approval
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AAGI
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== st AIGA s == 1174 an extended family (Samoa)-AINGA
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AOPRS
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== ASPRO s == 3291 (Australian slang) an associate professor
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AAGIN
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== AGAIN == 2024 once more-AGEN
== k AINGA s == 2025 an extended family (Samoa)-AIGA |
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AOPRU
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== RAUPO == 3297 (Maori) the New Zealand bulrush
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AAGIS
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== st AIGAS == 3469 AIGA an extended family (Samoa)-AINGA
== SAIGA s == 3470 a small antelope |
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AOPS
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== cg APOS == 1841 APO a type of protein (apolipoprotein)
== APSO s == 1842 a breed of dog the Lhasa apso (a terrier) |
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AAGJ
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== JAGA s == 4535 2guard (Indonesia)
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AAGJS
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== JAGAS == 10261 JAGA 2guard (Indonesia)
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AOPSS
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== APSOS == 8676 APSO a breed of dog the Lhasa apso (a terrier)
== PSOAS == 8677 a muscle of the pelvic region |
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AAGPR
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== APGAR == 7480 as in APGAR score a system 4determining the condition of an infant at birth No -S
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AOPSU
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== OUPAS == 4978 OUPA grandfather (Afrikaans)
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AAHHT
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== HATHA == 11056 (Sanskrit) as in hatha yoga a form of yoga
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AOPU
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== OUPA s == 1845 grandfather (Afrikaans)
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AAHLT
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== LATAH s == 6578 a psychological condition observed esp in Malaysian cultures in which an individual after experiencing a shock becomes anxious &suggestible often imitating the actions of another person
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APP
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== y APP s == 1250 an application computer program
== PAP aes == 1251 2feed with soft mash |
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AAHOR
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== AROHA s == 3647 (Maori) love compassion
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APPS
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== y APPS == 5127 APP an application computer program
== PAPS == 5128 PAP 2feed with soft mash |
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AAHRT
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== ARHAT s == 4919 a Buddhist who has attained nirvana-LOHAN
== RATHA s == 4920 (Hindi) a four-wheeled carriage drawn by horses/bullocks |
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AAHTW
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== WHATA s == 8722 a building on stilts/a raised platform 4storing provisions
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APSTU
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== PATUS == 6169 PATU a Maori club
== SPUTA == 6170 SPUTUM saliva (a fluid secreted by the glands of the mouth) == STUPA s == 6171 a Buddhist shrine == TAPUS == 6172 TAPU 2forbid the use of |
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AAIKK
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== KAIAK s == 11679 2travel in a kayak (light canoe)-KAYAK
== KAIKA is == 11680 (New Zealand) the South Island dialect word 4KAINGA a Maori village-KAIK |
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APSV
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== PAVS == 4160 PAV short form of pavlova a sweet meringue
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APTU
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== PATU s == 2316 a Maori club
== TAPU s == 2317 2forbid the use of == UPTA k == 2318 (Australian slang) of poor quality-UPTER |
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AAIKS
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== SAKAI s == 6769 (Malay) a Malaysian aborigine
== SAKIA s == 6770 an Eastern water wheel-SAKIEH SAKIYEH |
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AAIKT
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== AKITA s == 5022 (Japanese) a large powerfully built breed of Japanese dog
== KIAAT s == 5023 (Afrikaans) a tropical African leguminous tree |
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APV
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== PAV es == 1008 short form of pavlova a sweet meringue
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AAIMT
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== MATAI s == 3099 (Maori) a coniferous evergreen tree of New Zealand aka black pine
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ARSY
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== k ARSY == 2322 lucky (having good fortune)
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AAIRT
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== AARTI s == 545 the daily ritual of the lamps on the Ganges-ARTI
== l ATRIA l == 546 ATRIUM a central courtyard == RAITA s == 547 an Indian vegetable dish == RIATA s == 548 a lasso-REATA == TAIRA s == 549 a weasel == TIARA s == 550 a jewelled headpiece |
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ASSV
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== SAVS == 4670 SAV short 4saveloy as in 'battered sav'
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ASV
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== SAV es == 667 short 4saveloy as in 'battered sav'
== aku VAS aet == 668 an anatomical duct |
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AAIST
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== SATAI s == 1205 marinated meat barbecued on skewers-SATAY
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ASZ
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== SAZ == 913 a stringed instrument of the Middle East
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AAITW
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== AWAIT s == 3103 2wait for
== TAWAI s == 3104 (Maori) a New Zealand beech-TAWHAI |
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AZ
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== ZA gpsx == 100 pizza (slang)
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AAJP
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== JAAP s == 4864 an ignorant fool (South African)
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BBDOU
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== DUBBO s == 11670 (Australian slang) a stupid person
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AAJPS
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== JAAPS == 10881 JAAP an ignorant fool (South African)
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BBGOY
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== GOBBY == 12221 (colloquial) loudmouthed
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AAK
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== hktw AKA == 961 a New Zealand vine
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BBLOO
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== BOBOL s == 11814 2commit a type of fraud carried out by 1with access 2public funds
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AAKL
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== KAAL == 4028 naked (without clothes)
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BBRU
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== BURB s == 5291 suburb (slang)
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AAKLS
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== LAKSA s == 9413 (Malay) rice noodles served in curry/hot soup
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BBUU
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== BUBU s == 5435 a long flowing garment worn in Mali-BUBU
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AAKMS
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== KAMAS == 10885 KAMA earthly desire
== SMAAK s == 10886 (South Africa) 2like/love |
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BCHI
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== CHIB s == 4944 2stab (to pierce with a pointed weapon)
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AAKSW
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== KAWAS == 10889 KAWA protocol (Maori)
== WAKAS == 10890 WAKA a Japanese 31-syllable poem |
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BCHIS
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== CHIBS == 11001 CHIB 2stab (to pierce with a pointed weapon)
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BDDEU
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== DEBUD s == 9749 2disbud (to remove buds from)
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AAKUW
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== KAWAU == 10891 (Maori) the black shag
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AAKW
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== KAWA su == 4869 protocol (Maori)
== WAKA s == 4870 a Japanese 31-syllable poem |
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BDDEY
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== BYDED == 11067 BYDE 2bide (Chaucer)
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BDEE
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== BEDE lsw == 2063 a prayer (a devout petition 2a deity)
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AALM
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== ht ALMA hs == 3302 an Egyptian girl who sings &dances professionally-ALMAH ALME ALMEH
== AMLA s == 3303 an Indian tree == lu LAMA s == 3304 a Buddhist monk == MALA mrsx == 3305 a string of 108 prayer beads (yoga) |
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AALMM
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== MALAM s == 11564 a Muslim scholar used as title-MALLAM
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BDEES
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== BEDES == 5352 BEDE a prayer (a devout petition 2a deity)
== DEBES == 5353 DEBE a large tin (Swahili) |
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BDEIL
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== BIELD sy == 2967 2shelter (to provide cover/protection)
== BILED == 2968 BILE 2boil (Scots) |
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AALMS
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== ht ALMAS == 8046 ALMA an Egyptian girl who sings &dances professionally-ALMAH ALME ALMEH
== AMLAS == 8047 AMLA an Indian tree == lu LAMAS == 8048 LAMA a Buddhist monk == MALAS == 8049 MALA a string of 108 prayer beads (yoga) |
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AALMW
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== MALWA s == 9839 (Rutooro) a Ugandan drink brewed from millet
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BDEIR
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== a BIDER s == 1672 1who waits (to remain in readiness)
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AALP
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== j ALAP as == 3306 the introductory section of a raga-ALAAP ALAPA
== PAAL s == 3307 a pale a post driven into the ground |
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AALPS
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== j ALAPS == 8051 ALAP the introductory section of a raga-ALAAP ALAPA
== PAALS == 8052 PAAL a pale a post driven into the ground == PALAS == 8053 the dhak tree == PLAAS == 8054 (Afrikaans) a farm == SALPA es == 8055 a free-swimming small marine animal-SALP SALPIAN SALPID |
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BDENU
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== BUNDE d == 4772 BUND a German federation/league
== s UNBED s == 4773 2rouse (to disturb/awaken) |
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BDERS
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== BREDS == 4774 BRED someone living in a remote part of Australia
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AALST
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== ATLAS == 4120 a column in the form of a man
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BDESY
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== BYDES == 8738 BYDE 2bide (Chaucer)
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AALT
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== TAAL s == 1414 the Afrikaans language
== TALA kqrs == 1415 a traditional rhythmic pattern in Indian music |
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AAMMN
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== AMMAN s == 11059 a district magistrate-AMTMAN
== g NAMMA == 11060 as in namma hole an Australian term 4a natural well in rock-GNAMMA |
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BDEY
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== BYDE ds == 3637 2bide (Chaucer)
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BDHNU
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== BUNDH s == 10642 (Hindi) in India a general strike-BANDH
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AAMPU
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== MAPAU == 9843 (Maori) a small New Zealand tree with reddish bark
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AAMSS
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== c AMASS == 10725 2accumulate
== ASSAM s == 10726 (Malay) in Malaysia tamarind as used in cooking == MASAS == 10727 MASA a Mexican dough == MASSA s == 10728 master == SAMAS == 10729 SAMA a Japanese title |
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BDII
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== BIDI s == 3318 (Hindi) a hand rolled cigarette-BEEDI
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BDISU
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== BUDIS == 7791 BUDI an insulting term 4an old woman (India)
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AAMTU
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== AMAUT s == 6601 (Inuit) a hood on a woman's parka 4carrying a child-AMOWT
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BDIU
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== BUDI s == 3128 an insulting term 4an old woman (India)
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AANNU
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== NANUA == 6385 (Maori) a New Zealand sea fish-MOKI
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BDNUY
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== BUNDY == 10643 2clock on/clock off work
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AAOTW
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== AWATO == 3649 (Maori) a wormlike fungus-AWHATO AWHETO AWETO
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BDOOR
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== BOORD es == 7405 an old spelling of BOARD
== BROOD sy == 7406 2ponder gloomily == DOBRO s == 7407 a type of acoustic guitar with a metal resonator built into the body == DROOB s == 7408 (Australian slang) a pathetic person |
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AAPR
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== ARPA s == 2581 a top level internet domain
== PARA es == 2582 a monetary unit of Yugoslavia |
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BDOR
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== a BORD es == 2605 an old spelling of BOARD
== BROD s == 2606 2prod (to jab (to poke sharply)) |
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AAPRR
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== PARRA ls == 8531 (Australian slang) a tourist/non-resident on a beach
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AAPRS
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== ARPAS == 6604 ARPA a top level internet domain
== PARAS == 6605 PARA a monetary unit of Yugoslavia |
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BDORS
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== a BORDS == 6661 BORD an old spelling of BOARD
== BRODS == 6662 BROD 2prod (to jab (to poke sharply)) == DORBS == 6663 DORB a fool-DORBA |
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AAPSZ
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== SPAZA == 10894 (South Africa) as in spaza shop a small shop in a township No -S
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BEEF
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== BEEF sy == 3239 2grumble (to mutter in discontent)
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AARSY
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== RAYAS == 6610 RAYA a non-Muslim inhabitant of Turkey-RAYAH RAIA
== YAARS == 6611 YAAR friend (India) |
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BEEJM
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== d JEMBE s == 10857 (Swahili) a hoe
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BEFOU
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== BOEUF == 5965 as in boeuf bourguignon a casserole of beef herbs etc cooked in red wine
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AARY
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== RAYA hs == 2586 a non-Muslim inhabitant of Turkey-RAYAH RAIA
== YAAR s == 2587 friend (India) |
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AASTU
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== ATUAS == 4125 ATUA the spirit of an ancestor (Polynesia)
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BEIMO
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== BIOME s == 2606 an ecological community
== MOBIE s == 2607 a mobile phone-MOBE MOBY |
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AASWW
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== WAWAS == 11569 WAWA 2speak (Chinook 19C)
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AATU
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== ATUA s == 1420 the spirit of an ancestor (Polynesia)
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BEIOW
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== BOWIE == 2608 s in bowie knife a type of hunting knife
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AAU
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== p AUA == 383 yellow-eye mullet (Maori)
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BEIR
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== BIER s == 476 a coffin stand
== BREI ds == 477 (South Africa) 2pronounce r sound at the back of the throat pa t BREID pr t BREIING-BREY |
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BEIRS
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== BIERS == 1684 BIER a coffin stand
== BIRSE s == 1685 a bristle == BREIS t == 1686 BREI (South Africa) 2pronounce r sound at the back of the throat pa t BREID pr t BREIING-BREY == BRIES == 1687 BRIE the eyebrow-BREE BROO == BRISE s == 1688 a ballet movement == bt RIBES == 1689 a flowering shrub |
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AAWW
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== WAWA s == 5153 2speak (Chinook 19C)
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ABBDE
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== cdgjnst ABBED == 9220 displaying well-developed abdominal muscles
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BEIST
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== BESIT s == 1690 2besiege (to attack &surround-SIEGE)
== BESTI rs == 1691 (Hinglish) in India shame == BITES == 1692 BITE 2seize with the teeth |
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ABBIM
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== BAMBI s == 11233 (colloquial) a born again middle aged biker
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BEIVY
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== VIBEY == 8090 lively vibrant
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ABBO
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== BOAB s == 4568 a tropical tree with a swollen trunk-BAOBAB
== BOBA cks == 4569 a skin disease yaws-BUBA |
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BEKOR
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== BERKO == 6451 (Australian slang) berserk
== BROKE dnrs == 6452 2act as a stockbroker-BROKER |
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ABBOS
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== BOABS == 10401 BOAB a tropical tree with a swollen trunk-BAOBAB
== BOBAS == 10402 BOBA a skin disease yaws-BUBA |
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ABBRY
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== BARBY == 11728 a barbecue-BARBIE
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BELMU
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== BLUME ds == 8740 2blossom (to flourish &prosper)
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BELRT
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== BLERT s == 3111 (colloquial) a foolish person
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ABDHN
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== BANDH s == 8277 (Hindi) in India a general strike-BUNDH
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BEMO
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== MOBE s == 2151 a mobile phone-MOBY MOBIE
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ABDLY
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== BADLY == 9553 in a bad way
== BALDY == 9554 a bald person |
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ABDOR
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== ABORD s == 3183 2accost (to approach &speak to)
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BEMOS
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== BESOM s == 5970 2sweep (to clean with a broom)
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ABDSU
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== BAUDS == 7750 BAUD a unit of signalling speed
== BUDAS == 7751 BUDA an insulting term 4an old man (India) == DAUBS == 7752 DAUB 2smear (to spread with something oily/sticky) |
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BEOP
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== BOEP s == 2152 a big belly (South African)
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ABDU
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== BAUD s == 3053 a unit of signalling speed
== BUDA s == 3054 an insulting term 4an old man (India) |
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BEOPS
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== BOEPS == 5973 BOEP a big belly (South African)
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BEOST
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== BESOT s == 2122 2stupefy (to dull the senses of)
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ABEGI
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== BAGIE s == 1208 (Northumbrian dialect) a turnip
== BIGAE == 1209 BIGA a two horse chariot |
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ABEHS
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== SAHEB s == 5462 a term of respect in colonial India-SAHIB
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BEOT
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== BOET s == 602 a brother/a buddy (South African)
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BEOY
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== OBEY s == 2153 2do as 1is told
== YEBO == 2154 yes |
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ABELR
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== cf ABLER == 1396 ABLE having sufficient strength/power
== BALER s == 1397 1that bales (to form into tightly compressed bundles) == BELAR s == 1398 an Australian tree-BELAH == BLAER == 1399 BLAE blackish blue == BLARE ds == 1400 2sound loudly == BLEAR sy == 1401 2dim (to reduce the light of) |
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ABENY
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== BEANY == 3957 a small cap-BEANIE
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BEPU
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== PUBE s == 3642 a pubic hair
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ABETY
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== BEATY == 3963 of music having a marked beat
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BERSY
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== BREYS == 7190 BREY (South Africa) 2pronounce r sound at the back of the throat-BREI
== BYRES == 7191 BYRE a cow shed |
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ABFS
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== FABS == 4060 FAB something fabricated
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BERY
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== BREY s == 2858 (South Africa) 2pronounce r sound at the back of the throat-BREI
== BYRE s == 2859 a cow shed |
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ABGH
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== BAGH s == 4576 garden (India)
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BES
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== o BES t == 484 the second letter of the Hebrew alphabet-BETH
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ABGHS
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== BAGHS == 10352 BAGH garden (India)
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BFFIO
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== BIFFO s == 11398 (Australian slang) fighting/aggressive behaviour
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ABHIJ
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== BHAJI s == 10388 in Indian cookery an appetizer-BHAJEE BHAGEE
== HIJAB s == 10389 a Muslim woman's face covering |
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BFIR
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== FRIB s == 3534 heavy wool removed in woolclassing
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ABHNU
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== BHUNA s == 8284 (Urdu) an Indian sauce
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BFIRS
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== FRIBS == 8426 FRIB heavy wool removed in woolclassing
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ABHSU
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== HABUS == 9561 HABU a poisonous snake
== SUBAH s == 9562 a province of India-SUBA == SUBHA s == 9563 (Arabic) a string of beads used in meditation &prayer |
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BFOOY
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== BOOFY == 11405 uscular &strong but stupid
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BFOSY
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== BOYFS == 11158 BOYF boyfriend
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ABHT
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== BAHT s == 3466 the monetary unit of Thailand-BHAT
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ABILT
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== BALTI s == 2622 (Urdu) a spicy Indian dish
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BFOY
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== BOYF s == 4978 boyfriend
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BGIIL
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== GIBLI s == 8972 a hot desert wind-GHIBLI
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ABIMS
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== BIMAS == 6850 BIMA a platform in a synagogue-BEMA BIMAH
== IAMBS == 6851 IAMB a type of metrical foot-IAMBIC IAMBUS == SIMBA s == 6852 (Swahili) a lion |
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BGILN
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== a BLING s == 7130 flashy (gaudy (tastelessly showy))
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ABINQ
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== NIQAB s == 7074 (Arabic) a type of veil worn by some Muslim women that is made of lightweight opaque fabric &leaves only the eyes uncovered
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BGILO
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== GLOBI n == 5933 GLOBUS any spherelike structure
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ABIR
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== ABRI mns == 809 a bomb shelter
== RABI cds == 810 the spring grain harvest == RIBA s == 811 the charging of interest forbidden by Islam |
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BGLO
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== BLOG s == 3850 a personal online journal
== GLOB eisy == 3851 a rounded mass |
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ABIRS
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== ABRIS == 2628 ABRI a bomb shelter
== a RABIS == 2629 RABI the spring grain harvest == RIBAS == 2630 RIBA the charging of interest forbidden by Islam == SABIR s == 2631 a French-based pidgin language |
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BGOOY
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== BOOGY == 10926 2dance 2rock music-BOOGIE BOOGEY
== GOOBY == 10927 (New Zealand) spittle |
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ABIST
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== ABSIT s == 2634 an overnight pass from college
== BAITS == 2635 BAIT 2set a trap == BASTI s == 2636 (India) a slum-BUSTI BUSTEE == TABIS == 2637 TABI a sock (a covering 4the foot) |
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ABKR
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== BARK sy == 4246 2cry like a dog
== BRAK esy == 4247 a breed of dog == KBAR s == 4248 a unit of atmospheric pressure == KRAB s == 4249 a steel link used in mountaineering-KARABINER SNAPLINK |
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BHOO
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== BOHO s == 4614 a bohemian (an unconventional person)
== BOOH s == 4615 2show disapproval by making this sound-BOO == HOBO s == 4616 2live like a tramp |
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ABKRS
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== BARKS == 9862 BARK 2cry like a dog
== BRAKS == 9863 BRAK a breed of dog == KBARS == 9864 KBAR a unit of atmospheric pressure == KRABS == 9865 KRAB a steel link used in mountaineering-KARABINER SNAPLINK |
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BIKR
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== BIRK s == 4274 birch wood
== BRIK s == 4275 a Tunisian filled pastry |
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ABLNU
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== BALUN s == 6050 a device 4coupling two electrical circuits
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ABLRT
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== BLART s == 4430 2shout loudly &harshly
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BIKRS
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== BIRKS == 9924 BIRK birch wood
== BRIKS == 9925 BRIK a Tunisian filled pastry == BRISK sy == 9926 2make lively (full of energy) |
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ABMUY
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== MAUBY == 10960 a frothy beverage-MOBBIE MOBBY
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BIKRY
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== KIRBY == 11131 as in kirby grip a kind of hair grip
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BILNY
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== BLINY == 8427 a small buckwheat pancake-BLINI
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ABNOR
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== BARON gsy == 1933 a title of low rank
== BORNA == 1934 s in borna disease a type of viral disease No -S |
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BIO
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== BIO gs == 304 short form of biography
== BOI ls == 305 a boyish looking lesbian == l OBI ast == 306 2bewitch with obia-OBEAH |
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ABORR
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== h ARBOR s == 5417 a shady garden shelter
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ABOS
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== ABOS == 1807 ABO an aborigine
== BOAS t == 1808 BOA a large snake == bs OBAS == 1809 OBA a West African ruler == SOBA s == 1810 noodles made from buckwheat (Japanese) |
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BIOR
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== BIRO s == 1123 a ballpoint pen
== BRIO s == 1124 liveliness |
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BIOS
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== BIOS == 1850 BIO short form of biography
== BOIS == 1851 BOI a boyish looking lesbian == OBIS == 1852 OBI 2bewitch with obia-OBEAH |
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ABRRY
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== BARRY == 10080 (Australian slang) an embarrassing mistake pl BARRIES rhyming slang a Barry Crocker a shocker
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ABRST
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== BRAST s == 4439 2break open violently-BURST BRUST
== BRATS == 4440 BRAT a badly behaved child == TRABS == 4441 (Liverpool dialect) sports footwear training shoes |
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BIOTU
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== BITOU == 3309 as in bitou bush a sprawling woody South African shrub
== w OUBIT s == 3310 a hairy caterpillar-WOUBIT OOBIT |
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BIST
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== BIST == 2350 BE 2exist (to have actual being 2live)
== o BITS y == 2351 BIT 2restrain (to hold back) |
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ABRSW
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== BAWRS == 8297 BAWR a Scots word 4a joke-BAUR
== BRAWS == 8298 fine clothes == WARBS == 8299 WARB a dirty/insignificant person |
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BISTU
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== BUIST s == 6189 2brand livestock
== BUSTI cs == 6190 (India) a slum-BASTI BUSTEE |
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ABRW
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== BAWR s == 3472 a Scots word 4a joke-BAUR
== BRAW lns == 3473 splendid (magnificent) |
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BIYZZ
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== BIZZY == 12435 a policeman
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ACCIR
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== CIRCA r == 8988 about
== CRAIC s == 8989 (Irish) pleasant conversation |
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BKNOU
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== BUNKO s == 10223 2swindle (to cheat (to defraud (to swindle)))
== KONBU s == 10224 a type of seaweed used 2flavour stock-KOMBU |
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ACCKY
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== CACKY == 12401 of/like excrement
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ACDHO
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== CHADO rs == 7294 a Japanese tea ceremony-CHANOYO SADO CHANOYU
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BKOR
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== BORK s == 4502 2denigrate a job applicant 4partisan reasons
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BKOSY
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== BOSKY == 11765 woody (resembling wood-WOODIE)
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ACDHY
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== DAYCH == 10961 (English dialect) 2thatch
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ACDK
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== DACK s == 4743 2pull someone's trousers off as a joke
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BKOY
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== KYBO s == 5234 temporary lavatory (keep your bowels open) - scout slang
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ACDKR
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== DRACK == 9868 unattractive (said of a woman)-DRAC
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BMOR
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== BORM s == 3713 2smear with paint/oil
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BMORS
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== BORMS == 8812 BORM 2smear with paint/oil
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ACDKS
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== DACKS == 10758 DACK 2pull someone's trousers off as a joke
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ACDOR
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== DRACO == 3203 as in draco lizard a flying lizard
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BMOY
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== MOBY == 4980 a mobile phone-MOBE MOBIE
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ACDR
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== CARD isy == 2205 2provide with a stiff piece of paper
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BOORS
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== BOORS == 7412 BOOR a rude person
== BROOS e == 7413 BROO the eyebrow-BREE BRIE == SORBO == 7414 as in sorbo rubber a spongy form of rubber No -S |
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BOSYY
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== BOYSY == 12091 suited 2or typical of boys/young man
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ACEKL
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== ALECK s == 7516 an irritatingly oversmart person
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BRSU
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== BRUS hkt == 3916 BRU buddy pal-BRO
== BURS aet == 3917 BUR 2remove a rough edge from == dg RUBS == 3918 RUB 2apply friction to == bc URBS == 3919 URB an urban area |
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ACEKR
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== bdhjlprstwy ACKER s == 5787 (Australian slang) an academic-ACCA
== CRAKE ds == 5788 2boast (to brag (to boast (to brag))) |
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ACEMS
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== ACMES == 5501 ACME the highest point
== CAMES e == 5502 CAME a leaden window rod == EMACS == 5503 a powerful computer program 4editing text == MACES == 5504 MACE 2attack with a clublike weapon |
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BRU
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== BRU stx == 917 buddy pal-BRO
== BUR abdgklnprsy == 918 2remove a rough edge from |
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ACFRU
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== FURCA el == 8307 Any forklike structure esp in insects
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BRUX
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== BRUX == 5081 2grind teeth together
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CCELY
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== CYCLE drs == 11827 2ride a bicycle
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ACG
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== s CAG esy == 827 short 4cagoule a light anorak
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CCHTW
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== CWTCH == 12381 (Welsh) 2hide 2cuddle up-COOTCH CWTCHES CWTCHING CWTCHED
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ACGS
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== s CAGS == 3587 CAG short 4cagoule a light anorak
== SCAG s == 3588 heroin (an addictive narcotic) |
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CCIMU
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== MUCIC == 12030 s in mucic acid a colourless crystalline solid carboxylic acid
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ACHIM
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== MACHI == 9104 (Hinglish) as in machi chips fish &chips
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CCOY
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== OCCY == 5366 in the phrase all over the occy all over the place
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ACHKW
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== CHAWK s == 12074 (Cornish dialect) a jackdaw
== WHACK osy == 12075 2strike sharply |
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ACHLU
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== LAUCH s == 9577 2laugh (to express mirth by explosive inarticulate sounds)
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CDIOR
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== DORIC == 3311 rustic
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CDOO
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== DOCO s == 3788 a documentary
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ACHNU
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== NAUCH == 8312 a dancing exhibition in India-NAUTCH
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CDOOS
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== DOCOS == 8935 DOCO a documentary
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ACHSV
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== s CHAVS == 10968 CHAV an uncultured youth eg Vicky Pollard in Little Britain
== SCHAV s == 10969 a chilled soup |
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CDOSY
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== SCODY == 10026 (New Zealand) unkempt dirty
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ACHUV
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== VAUCH == 10973 (Devonshire dialect) 2move quickly
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CEHLP
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== CHELP s == 10421 (Northern English dialect) 2speak out of turn 2twitter CHELPING CHELPED
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ACHV
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== s CHAV es == 4930 an uncultured youth eg Vicky Pollard in Little Britain
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CEHS
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== SECH s == 3648 hyperbolic secant (math)
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ACLO
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== ALCO s == 1812 an alcoholic-ALKO
== CALO s == 1813 a Spanish argot used by Chicano youths == COAL asy == 1814 2supply with a carbon fuel |
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CEHSS
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== CHESS == 11069 a weed
== SECHS == 11070 SECH hyperbolic secant (math) |
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ACLOS
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== ALCOS == 4942 ALCO an alcoholic-ALKO
== CALOS == 4943 CALO a Spanish argot used by Chicano youths == COALS == 4944 COAL 2supply with a carbon fuel == COLAS == 4945 COLA a carbonated beverage-KOLA |
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ACMO
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== CAMO s == 2919 camouflage
== COMA els == 2920 a tuft of silky hairs |
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CEIKL
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== CLEIK s == 7576 a kind of golf club
== fmnprst ICKLE r == 7577 (colloquial) little |
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ACNPU
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== PUCAN s == 8327 (Irish) a traditional Connemara open sailing boat
== UNCAP es == 8328 2remove the cap from |
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CEINU
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== CUNEI == 1707 CUNEUS part of the cerebral cortex
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CEKM
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== MECK s == 5006 a halfpenny-MAIK
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ACORS
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== ORCAS == 3210 ORCA a marine mammal-ORC
== OSCAR s == 3211 (Australian slang) cash money rhyming slang Oscar Ashe |
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CEKMS
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== MECKS == 11245 MECK a halfpenny-MAIK
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ACORY
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== ORACY == 5702 skill in oral communication
== YARCO s == 5703 (Australian slang) a young working-class person who wears casual sports clothes |
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ACRSY
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== s CRAYS == 8338 CRAY crayfish (a crustacean)
== SCARY == 8339 frightening-SCAREY |
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CELOU
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== LEUCO == 3574 as in leuco base a colourless compound formed by reducing a dye
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ACRY
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== s CRAY s == 3492 crayfish (a crustacean)
== o RACY == 3493 speedy (swift (speedy (swift))) |
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CEMR
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== CREM es == 2866 a crematorium
== MERC hsy == 2867 a mercenary |
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CEMRS
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== CREMS == 7206 CREM a crematorium
== MERCS == 7207 MERC a mercenary |
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ACZ
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== CAZ == 1137 casual
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ADDEL
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== dfprsw ADDLE ds == 4654 2confuse (to perplex (to puzzle (to perplex)))
== DALED hs == 4655 the fourth letter of the Hebrew alphabet-DALETH DALEDH == DEDAL == 4656 inventive-DAEDAL DAEDALIC DEDALIAN == b LADED == 4657 LADE 2load with cargo-LADEN |
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CEO
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== ds ECO ds == 147 ecology (an environmental science)
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ADDY
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== bcdfpw ADDY == 4655 an email address (slang)
== DYAD s == 4656 a pair of units |
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CEOOZ
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== COOZE s == 8733 (colloquial) Italian-American taboo slang word 4the female genitals
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CEOS
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== COSE cdsty == 1192 2make oneself cosy
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ADEKO
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== bs OAKED == 2326 (of wine) stored 4a time in oak barrels before bottling
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ADENP
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== NAPED == 1487 NAPE 2drop napalm upon
== s PANED == 1488 PANE 2insert panels in |
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CEST
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== SECT s == 1674 a group of people united by common beliefs
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ADERS
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== fp ARSED == 429 ARSE as in "to arse about" 2muck around
== DARES == 430 DARE 2venture boldly (pa t DARED DURST)-DARRE DAUR == DEARS == 431 DEAR a loved one == bhy EARDS == 432 EARD 2bury-YIRD == e RASED == 433 RASE 2demolish-RAZE == abdot READS == 434 READ 2look at &understand written matter == SARED == 435 SAR 2savour (to taste/smell with pleasure) |
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CET
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== TEC hs == 245 detective
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ADGNY
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== GANDY == 7098 s in gandy dancer a railway track maintenance worker
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CGHO
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== CHOG s == 4698 the core of a piece of fruit a stubby penis
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ADHNU
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== HUDNA s == 6083 (Arabic) in Islam a truce/ceasefire 4an agreed duration
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CGHOS
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== CHOGS == 10611 CHOG the core of a piece of fruit a stubby penis
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CGOR
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== s CROG s == 3019 2ride as a passenger on a bicycle
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ADHO
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== ODAH s == 1820 a room in a harem-ODA
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CGORS
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== s CROGS == 7709 CROG 2ride as a passenger on a bicycle
== SCROG s == 7710 a disease of the lymph glands |
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ADIKU
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== ADUKI s == 6301 (Japanese) a kind of bean-ADSUKI ADZUKI AZUKI
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ADIMN
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== ADMIN s == 2656 administration
== MANDI rs == 2657 (Hindi) a big market |
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CHIM
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== MICH et == 4945 2play truant-MICHE MITCH
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CHIMS
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== MISCH == 11012 as in misch metal an alloy of cerium &other rare earth metals used esp as a flint in cigarette lighters
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ADINN
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== DINNA == 2585 (Scots) do not (no inflections)
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CHIMT
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== MICHT s == 10300 (Scots) might power
== MITCH == 10301 2play truant-MICH MICHE |
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ADKKU
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== DUKKA hs == 12200 a mix of ground nuts &spices used as a dip-DUKKAH
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CHINT
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== NICHT s == 6953 (Scots) night
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ADKSU
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== DUKAS == 9251 DUKA a shop (East Africa)
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ADKU
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== DUKA s == 3981 a shop (East Africa)
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CHIST
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== CHITS == 8441 CHIT 2sprout (to begin 2grow)
== SICHT s == 8442 (Scots) 2sight == STICH s == 8443 a line of poetry |
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CHKOT
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== KOTCH == 11306 (South Africa) 2vomit KOTCHING KOTCHED
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ADLOW
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== WALDO s == 4953 a gadget 4manipulating objects remotel/WALDOES
== WOALD s == 4954 yellow pigment |
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ADNNY
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== DANNY == 8175 the hand-DONNY
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CHKOW
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== CHOWK s == 12150 (Hindi) a marketplace
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ADNS
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== bfhlprsw ANDS == 1266 AND something added
== DANS == 1267 DAN a tub == NADS == 1268 testicles (a male reproductive gland-TESTIS) == SAND sy == 1269 2cover with a loose granular rock material |
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CHLY
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== LYCH == 5302 a corpse-LICH
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ADOS
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== dfs ADOS == 760 ADO fuss
== cs ODAS == 761 ODA a room in a harem-ODAH == SADO s == 762 a Japanese tea ceremony-CHADO CHANOYO CHANOYU == SODA s == 763 a type of chemical compound |
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CIKNY
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== NICKY == 11135 as in the phrase nicky nicky nine doors the game of knocking on a door &running away
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ADOSS
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== SADOS == 6485 SADO a Japanese tea ceremony-CHADO CHANOYO CHANOYU
== SODAS == 6486 SODA a type of chemical compound |
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CILRU
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== CURLI == 6193 Curled hairlike processes on the E coli bacteria No -S
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ADSS
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== SADS == 3844 SAD 2express sadness
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ADSY
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== a DAYS == 3088 DAY the time between sunrise &sunset
== d YADS == 3089 YAD a stick with a small pointing hand at the tip used 2follow text in the Torah |
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CIM
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== e MIC aehkos == 1022 short 4microphone
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ADY
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== DAY s == 640 the time between sunrise &sunset
== d YAD s == 641 a stick with a small pointing hand at the tip used 2follow text in the Torah |
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CIMS
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== MICS == 4193 MIC short 4microphone
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AEERR
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== ARERE == 1097 backward-AREAR
== RAREE == 1098 as in raree show a street show/carnival No -S |
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CIORS
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== COIRS == 3322 COIR a fibre obtained from coconut husks-KYAR
== CRIOS == 3323 (Irish) a multicoloured woollen belt traditionally worn by men in the Aran Islands == SIROC s == 3324 a hot gusty wind |
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AEERS
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== lt EASER s == 299 1who eases (to free from pain/trouble)
== ERASE drs == 300 2efface/rub out |
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AEF
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== FAE == 118 from (Scots)
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CJOU
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== JUCO s == 4893 junior college
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AEFPR
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== FRAPE == 3993 (Dial) tightly bound
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CKOSW
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== COWKS == 11775 COWK 2feel nauseous
== WOCKS == 11776 WOCK a pan used in Chinese cookery-WOK |
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CKOTY
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== s TOCKY == 11310 muddy (covered with mud)
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AEHKU
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== KEHUA s == 7540 (Maori) a ghost/spirit
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AEHOV
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== HOVEA s == 2603 an Australian shrub with purple flowers
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CKOUY
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== YUCKO == 11778 (Australian slang) unpleasant
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CKOW
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== COWK s == 5239 2feel nauseous
== WOCK s == 5240 a pan used in Chinese cookery-WOK |
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AEHRU
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== ARUHE == 1541 (Maori) the edible root of a New Zealand fern No -S
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CLOOR
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== COLOR sy == 7421 2paint-COLOUR
== CROOL s == 7422 (Australian slang) 2spoil eg chances |
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AEHW
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== WHAE == 2041 (Scots) who-WHA
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CLTUY
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== CULTY == 10670 intended 2appeal 2a small group of fashionable people
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AEIJX
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== JAXIE s == 6288 the posterior-JAXY JACKSIE JACKSY
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AEIN
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== dfrs AINE e == 1 elder (masculine form)
== EINA == 2 ouch (South African) |
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CMMO
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== COMM aosy == 5369 a small wearable badge-shaped radio transmitter
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CMMOS
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== COMMS == 12101 COMM a small wearable badge-shaped radio transmitter
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AEINS
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== ANISE s == 30 a North African plant
== ISNAE == 31 is not (no inflections-ISNA == SAINE d == 32 2say (Spencer)-SAYNE |
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AEJKY
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== JAKEY s == 10843 (Scots) a homeless alcoholic
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CMSY
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== MYCS == 5307 MYC a cancer-causing gene
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CMY
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== MYC s == 1278 a cancer-causing gene
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AEKKM
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== MEKKA s == 11951 a place visited by many people-MECCA
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AEKMR
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== KERMA s == 5800 a term in physics relating 2kinetic energy
== MAKER s == 5801 1who makes (to create (to bring into being)) |
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DDHUU
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== HUDUD s == 12251 (Arabic) a set of laws &punishments specifed in the Koran
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AEKMS
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== KAMES == 7552 KAME a ridge of gravel/sand left by a glacier-KAIM
== KASME == 7553 (Hinglish) I swear == MAKES == 7554 MAKE 2create (to bring into being) == SAMEK hs == 7555 a Hebrew letter-SAMECH SAMEKH |
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DDNUY
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== NUDDY == 11208 (Australian slang) state of nakedness (eg in the nuddy)
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DEELY
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== DEELY == 5368 as in deely boppers a hairband with two bobbing antennae-like projections
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AELNR
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== LEARN st == 112 2be informed
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DEEX
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== hsvwy EXED == 2905 EX 2cross out EXED EXES EXING
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AELSV
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== cgjnr AVELS == 2946 AVEL a mourner of nearest blood relations (Jewish)-OVEL
== cs LAVES == 2947 LAVE 2wash (to cleanse in liquid) == SALVE drs == 2948 2soothe (to calm/comfort) |
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DEFFO
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== DEFFO == 9522 (colloquial) definitely
== bcdg OFFED == 9523 OFF 2go away |
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AELV
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== cfgjnr AVEL s == 910 a mourner of nearest blood relations (Jewish)-OVEL
== cs LAVE drs == 911 2wash (to cleanse in liquid) |
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AELZZ
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== LEZZA s == 11227 a lesbian-LEZ LEZZ LEZZIE LEZZY
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DEFI
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== DEFI s == 956 a challenge
== DEIF y == 957 deaf (Scots) |
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DEG
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== DEG s == 312 2water plants (Yorkshire dialect) DEGGED DEGGING DEGS
== a GED s == 313 a food fish |
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AEMOV
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== AMOVE ds == 2604 2remove (to transfer 2another place)
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DEGMO
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== MODGE ds == 4686 (Dial) 2do shoddy work MODGING MODGED
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AEMYZ
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== AZYME s == 9510 unleavened bread-AZYM
== MAZEY == 9511 dizzy (giddy (dizzy (giddy))) |
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DEGS
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== DEGS == 1933 DEG 2water plants (Yorkshire dialect) DEGGED DEGGING DEGS
== GEDS == 1934 GED a food fish |
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AENN
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== i NANE == 533 none (Scots)
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AENW
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== ANEW == 442 afresh (anew (afresh (anew)))
== WANE dsy == 443 2decrease in size == WEAN s == 444 2take off mother's milk == WENA == 445 you (Zulu) |
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DEHIS
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== DESHI == 2985 (Hinglish) local authentic-DESI
== HEIDS == 2986 HEID a head == c HIDES == 2987 HIDE 2conceal (to hide (to conceal (to hide))) == SHIED == 2988 SHY 2move back suddenly in fear == SIDHE == 2989 fairy people (Irish)-SIDH |
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DEIJ
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== JEDI s == 1797 a follower of Jedi philosophy (Star Wars film)
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AEOPR
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== p OPERA s == 349 a form of musical drama
== PAREO s == 350 a Polynesian skirt-PAREU == PORAE == 351 (Maori) a large edible seafish of New Zealand waters-PARAE |
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AEOPT
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== POTAE s == 352 (Maori) a hat
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DEIJS
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== JEDIS == 5110 JEDI a follower of Jedi philosophy (Star Wars film)
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DEIKY
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== DIKEY == 7584 like a lesbian
== YIKED == 7585 YIKE 2squabble (to quarrel (to become involved in an unfriendly dispute)) |
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AEPPR
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== PAPER sy == 7913 2cover with a thin sheet material made of cellulose pulp
== f RAPPE delnrs == 7914 a Canadian dish of grated potatoes &pork/chicken |
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AEPRV
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== PAREV e == 4027 made without meat/milk-PAREVE PARVE
== PARVE == 4028 made without meat/milk-PAREV PAREVE == PAVER s == 4029 1that paves-PAVIOR PAVIOUR |
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DEINS
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== DENIS == 486 DENI monetary unit of Macedonia
== DINES == 487 DINE 2eat dinner == s NIDES == 488 NIDE 2nest (to build a structure 4holding eggs) == SDEIN s == 489 2disdain (to scorn (to treat with contempt)) == SINED == 490 SINE 2rinse (to cleanse with clear water) == SNIDE drsy == 491 1who is mean |
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DEINT
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== ber IDENT s == 151 a short visual image displayed between television programs that works as a logo 2locate the viewer 2the channel
== TEIND s == 152 2assess (to estimate (to calculate)) |
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AERRV
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== bcg RAVER s == 3717 1who raves (to utter wildly/incoherently)
== VERRA == 3718 (Scots) very |
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DEIPZ
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== PIZED == 7587 PIZE (Yorkshire) 2strike somebody
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AERSS
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== cfmp ARSES == 2789 ARSE the buttocks
== bcepu RASES == 2790 RASE 2demolish-RAZE == w RASSE s == 2791 a small civet (a catlike mammal) == SASER s == 2792 a device 4amplifying ultrasound == SEARS == 2793 SEAR 2burn the surface of |
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DEIS
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== DESI == 294 (Hinglish) local authentic-DESHI
== DIES == 295 DIE 2cut with a material shaping device == abchnrstw IDES == 296 IDE a European freshwater fish == a SIDE drs == 297 2support/agree with |
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AERSY
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== ck ARSEY == 1656 aggressive irritable-ARSY ARSIER ARSIEST
== f AYRES == 1657 AYRE an air such as a song/tune == EYRAS == 1658 EYRA a wild cat == RESAY s == 1659 2say again == SAYER s == 1660 1who says (to utter (to give voice to)) == YEARS == 1661 YEAR three hundred &sixty five days |
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AERWZ
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== WAREZ == 5816 illegally copied computer software which has had its protection codes de-activated
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DELO
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== DELO s == 367 a delegate (Australian slang)
== DOLE ds == 368 2distribute in small portions |
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AESSZ
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== ASSEZ == 8805 as part of a musical direction fairly eg assez lent: fairly slowly
== SAZES == 8806 SAZ a stringed instrument of the Middle East |
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DELOS
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== DELOS == 1317 DELO a delegate (Australian slang)
== DOLES == 1318 DOLE 2distribute in small portions == LODES == 1319 LODE a deposit of ore == c LOSED == 1320 LOSE 2misplace/be deprived of == SOLDE rs == 1321 remuneration-SOLD == SOLED == 1322 SOLE 2replace the bottom of a shoe/boot |
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DELOU
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== LOUED == 1323 LOU 2love (Scots) LOUED LOUING LOUS
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AESX
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== flmprstwz AXES == 1793 AX 2chop with a cutting tool
== SAXE s == 1794 as in saxe blue |
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DEMS
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== MEDS == 2516 MED medication
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AEU
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== AUE == 36 of astonishment (Maori)
== b EAU sx == 37 a river/water |
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DENOR
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== DONER == 219 as in doner kebab grilled meat &salad served in pita bread
== DRONE drs == 220 2make a monotonous humming sound |
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AEY
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== b AYE s == 127 an affirmative vote-AY
== YAE == 128 (Scots) one-AE == YEA dhnrs == 129 an affirmative vote-YAY |
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DENPU
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== PENDU == 4835 (Hinglish) culturally backward
== UPEND s == 4836 2turn upside down |
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AFHSU
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== HAUFS == 9611 HAUF (Scots) half
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AFHU
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== HAUF s == 4112 (Scots) half
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DEOR
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== DERO s == 161 a derelict (Australian slang)-DERRO
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DEORR
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== DERRO s == 2042 a derelict (Australian slang)-DERO
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AFINT
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== FAINT sy == 1288 2lose consciousness
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AFIRT
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== AFRIT s == 1290 an evil spirit in Arabic mythology-AFREET
== FRATI == 1291 FRATE a Franciscan friar == IFTAR s == 1292 (Arabic) a meal eaten by Muslims 2break their fast after sunset during Ramadan |
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DEORS
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== DEROS == 624 DERO a derelict (Australian slang)-DERRO
== DOERS == 625 DOER 1that does something == DORSE lrs == 626 a small cod == DOSER s == 627 1that doses (to give a measure of medicine to) == cu REDOS == 628 REDO 2do something again == RESOD s == 629 2put down new turf |
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AFL
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== ch ALF as == 642 an Australian yobbo
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DERV
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== DERV s == 1689 fuel 4a diesel engine road vehicle
== VERD == 1690 green in the phrase verd antique (marble) |
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AFLS
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== ch ALFS == 3091 ALF an Australian yobbo
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DES
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== bfgkmnprtwz EDS == 200 ED education
== u SED == 201 SAY 2utter (to give voice to) |
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AFORZ
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== FORZA == 7687 (musical term) force power strength
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DFFI
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== DIFF s == 5135 short 4difference-DIF
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AFRU
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== FAUR d == 2250 far (Scots)
== FRAU ds == 2251 a married woman |
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DFI
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== DIF fs == 684 short 4difference-DIFF
== FID os == 685 a square bar used 2support the topmast |
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DFIS
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== DIFS == 3133 DIF short 4difference-DIFF
== FIDS == 3134 FID a square bar used 2support the topmast |
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AFST
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== FAST is == 2252 2abstain from eating
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AFSTU
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== FAUTS == 6123 FAUT 2fault (Scots)
== TUFAS == 6124 TUFA a porous limestone-TOPH TOPHE |
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DFO
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== DOF f == 777 stupid (South African slang)
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AFTU
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== FAUT s == 2255 2fault (Scots)
== TUFA s == 2256 a porous limestone-TOPH TOPHE |
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DGIMY
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== MIDGY == 10366 full of midges
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AGGGO
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== GOGGA s == 11930 (South Africa) an insect a creepy-crawly
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DHIS
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== DISH y == 3136 2put into a concave vessel
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AGGIW
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== WIGGA s == 10003 (derogatory) a white youth who adopts black youth culture-WIGGER
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DHOSW
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== DHOWS == 10040 DHOW an Arabian sailing vessel
== SHOWD s == 10041 (Scots) 2rock 2&fro |
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DHU
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== DUH == 1097 "That's obvious you moron!"
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AGGMU
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== MUGGA rs == 11367 an Australian eucalyptus-known as red ironbark
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DIMP
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== DIMP s == 4197 a cigarette butt
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AGHIN
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== ar AHING == 3761 AH 2make a sound of delight
== ANIGH t == 3762 nigh == HANGI s == 3763 (Maori) an open air cooking pit-UMU |
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AGIIT
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== ATIGI s == 2029 (Inuit) a kind of PARKA worn in Canada
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DIMPS
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== DIMPS y == 9677 DIMP a cigarette butt
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AGILU
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== UGALI s == 2776 (Swahili) an African type of stiff porridge
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DIORS
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== DORIS e == 1245 (slang) a woman
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DIRUZ
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== DURZI s == 7950 a Hindu tailor-DARZI
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AGINR
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== AGRIN == 704 in the state of grinning
== GARNI == 705 garnished == GRAIN esy == 706 2form into small particles |
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AGINT
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== GIANT s == 708 a person/thing of great size
== NGATI s == 709 (Maori) a tribe/clan == TANGI es == 710 a Maori funeral |
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DKNOO
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== DONKO s == 9107 (New Zealand) an informal tearoom in a factory
== KONDO s == 9108 in Uganda a thief/armed robber |
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DKOSU
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== DOUKS == 9538 DOUK 2bathe-DOOK
== KUDOS == 9539 honour-KUDO |
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AGIR
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== GAIR s == 383 a triangular piece (of cloth/land)
== GARI s == 384 pickled ginger served with sushi == t RAGI s == 385 an East Indian cereal grass-RAGEE RAGGEE RAGGY |
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AGIRS
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== GAIRS == 1380 GAIR a triangular piece (of cloth/land)
== GARIS h == 1381 GARI pickled ginger served with sushi == RAGIS == 1382 RAGI an East Indian cereal grass-RAGEE RAGGEE RAGGY |
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DKOU
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== DOUK s == 4044 2bathe-DOOK
== KUDO s == 4045 honour-KUDOS |
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AGIST
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== AGIST s == 1383 2feed &board livestock 4a fee
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DLOOS
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== DOLOS == 6802 a big spiky concrete block in the shape of a twisted H Many of these tangle well 2form a breakwater pl dolosse
== DOOLS == 6803 DOOL a goal (a point-scoring play in some games) == SOLDO == 6804 a former coin of Italy |
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AGIT
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== GAIT st == 386 2train a horse 2move in a certain way
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DLOWY
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== DOWLY == 10044 (English dialect) dull low-spirited
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DNNOY
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== DONNY == 8611 the hand-DANNY
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AGLOO
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== AGLOO s == 4577 a hole in the ice through which a seal breathes-AGLU
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DNOO
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== DOON a == 1948 (Scots) down-DOUN
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AGLOV
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== GALVO s == 5928 an instrument 4measuring electric current
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AGLSU
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== AGLUS == 6372 AGLU a hole in the ice through which a seal breathes-AGLOO
== GULAS == 6373 GULA the gullet (the throat) == GUSLA rs == 6374 a musical instrument-GUSLE GUSLI |
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DNOU
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== DOUN == 1439 (Scots) down-DOON
== UDON s == 1440 thick Japanese noodles == UNDO == 1441 2bring 2ruin |
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DNRUY
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== NURDY == 7827 socially inept-NERDY NURDISH NERDISH
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AGLU
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== AGLU s == 2471 a hole in the ice through which a seal breathes-AGLOO
== GULA grs == 2472 the gullet (the throat) |
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AGMNO
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== AMONG == 4252 in the midst of-EMONG EMONGES
== MANGO s == 4253 an edible fruit == NGOMA s == 4254 (Swahili) a type of drum |
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DOPS
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== DOPS == 3365 DOP 2dip (to immerse briefly in a liquid)
== as PODS == 3366 POD 2produce seed coverings == SPOD es == 3367 a boring studious person |
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AGMNU
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== MUNGA s == 7112 (New Zealand) an army canteen
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DOPSS
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== SPODS == 10816 SPOD a boring studious person
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AGNOS
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== w AGONS == 2083 AGON conflict between the main characters in a Greek play
== SANGO s == 2084 a sandwich-SANGER |
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DOSY
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== DOYS == 3371 DOY dear a loved 1(Scots)
== YODS == 3372 YOD a Hebrew letter a pa t of YEAD YEDE &YEED |
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DOY
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== DOY s == 785 dear a loved 1(Scots)
== YOD ehs == 786 a Hebrew letter a pa t of YEAD YEDE &YEED |
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AGNS
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== GANS == 1610 GAN 2go GANNED GANNING GANS nir pa t of GIN (to begin)
== ks NAGS == 1611 NAG 2find fault incessantly == SANG ahos == 1612 a Chinese organ played by mouth == SNAG s == 1613 2catch on a hidden obstacle |
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AGNSU
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== GUANS == 4711 GUAN a large bird
== SUGAN s == 4712 (Irish) a straw rope |
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DRRUY
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== DURRY == 10524 (colloquial) a cigarette
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DSUUW
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== WUDUS == 11702 WUDU ritual washing before daily prayer (Muslim)
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AGOR
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== a GORA ls == 592 a white male (India/Pakistan)
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DUUW
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== WUDU s == 5219 ritual washing before daily prayer (Muslim)
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AGORS
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== a GORAS == 2086 GORA a white male (India/Pakistan)
== SARGO s == 2087 a fish |
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EEFKS
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== KEEFS == 9366 KEEF hemp smoked 2produce euphoria-KAIF KEF KIEF KIF
== SKEEF == 9367 (South Africa) at an oblique angle |
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AGRSV
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== GRAVS == 7127 GRAV acceleration unit 1g = 98 m per sec per sec
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EEFN
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== FEEN s == 1332 a man (Irish)
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AGRV
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== GRAV esy == 2836 acceleration unit 1g = 98 m per sec per sec
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EEFNS
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== FEENS == 3858 FEEN a man (Irish)
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AGS
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== bcdfghjlmnrstvwyz AGS == 477 AG agriculture
== a GAS hpt == 478 2supply with gas |
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EEFRS
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== FEERS == 3859 FEER 2plough (to turn soil with a farm implement-PLOW)
== FERES t == 3860 FERE a companion == FREES t == 3861 FREE 2set at liberty == REEFS == 3862 REEF 2reduce the area of a sail == SEFER == 3863 (Hebrew) any book of Hebrew religious literature |
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AGSV
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== VAGS == 3605 VAG 2arrest someone 4vagrancy
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EEGNW
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== NGWEE == 5016 a monetary unit of Zambia
== WENGE s == 5017 a type of tree found in central &West Africa |
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AGSY
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== GAYS == 3608 GAY a homosexual
== SAGY == 3609 flavoured with sage == YAGS == 3610 YAG acronym 4yttrium aluminium garnet a synthetic gemstone |
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EEIJT
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== EEJIT s == 2434 (colloquial) an idiot
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AGV
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== VAG is == 833 2arrest someone 4vagrancy
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AGY
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== GAY s == 835 a homosexual
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EEIJW
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== JEWIE s == 6640 jewfish (Australian slang)
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AHHO
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== HOHA == 4571 peevish (irritable)
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EEKLR
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== KEREL s == 5658 (Afrikaans) a chap/fellow
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AHI
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== AHI s == 227 a Hawaiian fish (yellowfin tuna/bigeye)
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EEKNO
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== KEENO s == 2749 a game of chance-KENO QUINO
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EEKT
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== s KEET s == 2116 a young guinea fowl
== KETE == 2117 a Maori basket woven from flax == s TEEK == 2118 well (Indian) |
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AHIIS
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== SHIAI s == 4745 (Japanese) a judo contest
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EEM
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== dfhlmst EME su == 357 an uncle
== s MEE dkrst == 358 a Malaysian noodle food |
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AHIKZ
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== KHAZI s == 11237 a lavatory-KAZI CARSEY KARZY KARSY KARSEY
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EEMS
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== dfhlmst EMES == 2095 EME an uncle
== s MEES == 2096 MEE a Malaysian noodle food == MESE ls == 2097 the middle string on the lyre == SEEM s == 2098 2appear 2be == SEME ens == 2099 a type of ornamental pattern == SMEE ks == 2100 a duck |
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AHILT
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== LAITH == 2682 loath (unwilling-LOTH)
== LATHI s == 2683 an Indian stick/bamboo &iron == THALI s == 2684 (Hindi) a meal consisting of several small meat/vegetable dishes accompanied by rice bread etc &sometimes by a starter/a sweet |
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EERSV
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== EREVS == 3928 EREV the day before a Jewish special day
== SERVE drs == 3929 2work for == SEVER esy == 3930 2divide/cut into parts |
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AHIM
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== MIHA == 2774 an unopened fern frond
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EERV
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== EREV s == 1364 the day before a Jewish special day
== bflns EVER ty == 1365 at all times == VEER sy == 1366 2change direction |
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AHINS
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== c HAINS == 2685 HAIN 2save (to rescue from danger injury/loss)
== NASHI s == 2686 (Japanese) an Asian pear |
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EESTX
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== TEXES == 5675 TEX a unit of linear density of yarn 1 gm per kilometre
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AHINU
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== HINAU == 2687 (Maori) a New Zealand tree
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EF
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== dknrt EF fst == 48 the letter F
== FE deghmnrstuwyz == 49 a Hebrew letter-PE PEH |
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AHIRU
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== RAHUI s == 2690 (Maori) a Maori prohibition
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EFFM
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== MEFF s == 5279 a scruffy tramp a metho drinker (Liverpool slang)
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AHIS
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== AHIS == 1491 AHI a Hawaiian fish (yellowfin tuna/bigeye)
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EFFMS
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== MEFFS == 11832 MEFF a scruffy tramp a metho drinker (Liverpool slang)
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AHKO
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== HOKA == 3825 Maori name 4red cod
== KOHA s == 3826 a gift/donation when visiting a marae |
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EFG
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== FEG s == 614 a segment of an orange (also FIG)
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AHKOS
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== KOHAS == 9070 KOHA a gift/donation when visiting a marae
== SHAKO s == 9071 a type of military hat-SHACKO |
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EFIIR
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== FIRIE s == 2068 (Australian slang) a firefighter
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