fro envair |
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fro commençaille |
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fro solum |
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fro pleisant (v) |
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fro chaitivel (a) |
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fro casser |
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fro borgoignon (a) |
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fro dis |
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fro greile |
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fro acroire (v) |
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fro mahaut |
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frm ainçois |
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fro sirop (n) |
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nrf pliaithe |
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fro forage (n) |
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fro bade (n) |
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fro bestencier (v) |
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fro trepei |
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frm terre |
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fro alterner (v) |
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fro applier (v) |
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fro plaisant (a) |
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fro comte (n) |
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fro ormer (n) |
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fro absconse (n) |
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fro kil |
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fro momerie (n) |
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fro cisemus (n) |
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fro bolengier (v) |
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fro meslé (v) |
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fro pincer (v) |
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fro fierement (r) |
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fro croture (n) |
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fro quiddité (n) |
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fro dreiturier |
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fro robber |
― FormOf ⟶
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fro helde |
― FormOf ⟶
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fro aduri (a) |
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en tempt |
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fro iugier |
― FormOf ⟶
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fro ailete (n) |
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fro tachier (v) |
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fro hontage (n) |
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fro carouge |
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fr consacrer |
― EtymologicallyDerivedFrom ⟶
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fro regehir (v) |
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fro eschange (n) |
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non asni |
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fro cart |
― FormOf ⟶
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fro abandonance (n) |
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fro fel (a) |
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fro aliement (n) |
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fr justice |
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fro aiglier (n) |
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fro aboeler (v) |
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nrf preunmyi |
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en figure |
― EtymologicallyDerivedFrom ⟶
Weight: 1.0
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fro embriever (v) |
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fro noiier (v) |
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fro enchacer |
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fro diamande |
― FormOf ⟶
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fro encheoir (v) |
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fro ferté (n) |
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nrf abl'ye |
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fr échalote |
― EtymologicallyDerivedFrom ⟶
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fro nevou (n) |
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fro ier |
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fro aigrun (n) |
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fro ouaire |
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fro galois (a) |
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fro recorder (v) |
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fro foiz |
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fro comandemenz (n) |
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en tortious |
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fro asembler (v) |
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fro soleil |
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fro erbe (n) |
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fro escucel (n) |
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fro site (n) |
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fro harpe |
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fro guenelle (n) |
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fro diaspre (n) |
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fro meitet |
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fro orgoil (n) |
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fro epistle (n) |
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fro segrei |
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fro hulce (n) |
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fr déluge |
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fro entierement (r) |
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fro ris (n) |
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fro fame (n) |
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fro ahurt (a) |
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sco clair |
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fro borjois (n) |
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fro pacience |
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fro concreidre |
― FormOf ⟶
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fro alkimie (n) |
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fro quelquunques |
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fro lorel (n) |
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fro ensanle |
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