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16 Cards in this Set

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Starts with B

BUBU

Starts with F

FUGU

Starts with G

GURU

Starts with H

HUHU

Starts with J

JUKU

Starts with K

KUDU : KURU : KUTU : KUZU

Starts with L

LUAU : LULU

Starts with M

MUMU

Starts with P

PUDU : PUKU : PULU : PUPU

Starts with R

RURU

Starts with S

SULU : SUSU

Starts with T

TUTU

Starts with U

ULUS : UMUS : UNAU : URUS : UTUS

Starts with W

WUDU

Starts with Y

YUZU

Starts with Z

ZULU