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fr vicieuse (n) |
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fr distichiase (n) |
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fr vicieuse (a) |
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fr vice (n) |
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it viziosa (n) |
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fr enculer (v) |
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fr cacologie (n) |
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fr distichiasis (n) |
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fr cacothymie (n) |
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fr tic (n) |
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fr pléonasme (n) |
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