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Results from ConceptNet 5.8

Sources: English Wiktionary and French Wiktionary
fr canuts (n)
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fr canut Source: French Wiktionary
fr canuts (a)
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fr canut Source: French Wiktionary
fr canut (n)
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fr tisserand Source: French Wiktionary
fr canut (n)
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en hand Source: English Wiktionary
fr canuse (a)
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fr canut Source: French Wiktionary
fr tisserand (n)
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fr canut Source: French Wiktionary
fr canut (n)
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fr pauvre Source: French Wiktionary
fr canut (n)
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fr métier à tisser Source: French Wiktionary
fr canut (n)
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fr mirabel Source: French Wiktionary
fr canut (a)
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fr mirabel Source: French Wiktionary
fr canut (n)
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fr saint canut Source: French Wiktionary
fr canut (n)
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fr personne Source: French Wiktionary
fr bistanclaque (n)
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fr canut Source: French Wiktionary
fr canuses (a)
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fr canut Source: French Wiktionary
fr canut (n)
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fr soie Source: French Wiktionary
fr canut (n)
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en weaver Source: English Wiktionary
fr canut (a)
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fr québécois Source: French Wiktionary
fr canut (n)
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fr ouvrier Source: French Wiktionary
fr canut (n)
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Weight: 1.0
fr québécois Source: French Wiktionary
fr canut (a)
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fr saint canut Source: French Wiktionary
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