fr abiétine (n) |
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fr batture (n) |
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fr térébenthine (n) |
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fr térébentine (n) |
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fro terebentine (n) |
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fr térébenthine (n) |
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fr nicol (n) |
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fr prométhée (n) |
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fr copahu (n) |
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fr pincelier (n) |
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it trementina (n) |
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fr poix résine (n) |
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fr encaustique (n) |
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fr terpine (n) |
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fr térébenthine (n) |
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fr plastrotyl (n) |
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fr terpinole (n) |
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fr essence de térébenthine (n) |
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fr térébenthine (n) |
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fr périnne (n) |
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fr colophane (n) |
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fr surlé (n) |
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fr térébique (a) |
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fr baume du canada (n) |
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fr térébinthacées (n) |
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fr diachylum (n) |
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fr térébenthine (n) |
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fr copayer (n) |
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frm turbentine (n) |
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fr térébenthine (n) |
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io terpentino (n) |
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fr white spirit (n) |
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frm terebinthine (n) |
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fr alograme (n) |
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fr térébenthine (n) |
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fr dadyle (n) |
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fr colophène (n) |
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fr térébenthine (v) |
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fr térébenthine (n) |
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pt terebentina (n) |
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fr térébenthiner (v) |
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pt trementina (n) |
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fr térébenthine (n) |
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fr diachylon (n) |
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