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Englishau pair
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Englisha single girl or boy staying as a guest with a host family
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Frenchfille au pair
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Englishcompel
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Englishexact by force
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Frenchobliger
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Frenchcheckcontraindre
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Englishanniversary
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Frenchanniversaire
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Englishpivot
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Englishto turn on an exact spot
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Frenchpivoter
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Englishleprechaun
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Englishone of a race of elves
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Frenchlutin
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Englishliteral
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Englishexactly as stated, read or understood without additional interpretation
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Frenchlittéral
Englishliteral
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Englishfollowing the letter or exact words, not taking liberties
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Frenchlittéral
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Englishhigh
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Englishslang: stoned
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Frenchdéfoncé, foncedé
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Englishbreakfast cereal
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Englishtreason|high
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Englishslang: stoned
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Frenchdéfoncé, foncedé
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Englishfence
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Englishto build a fence
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Frenchclôturer
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Englishnative speaker
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Englishperson who grew up with a particular language as their mother tongue
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Frenchlocuteur natif
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Englishstepping stone
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Frenchsee pas japonais and
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Englishskid mark
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Englishvisible stain on underpants
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Frenchvirgule
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Englishobi
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Englisha kimono sash
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Frenchobi
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Englishgraduate
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Englishfrom a university
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Frenchlicenciédiplômé
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Englishbaby boomer
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Frenchbébé-boumeur
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Englishw:focus (linguistics)|focus
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Frenchépicentre
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Englishhigh treason|high
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Englishslang: stoned
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Frenchdéfoncé, foncedé
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Englishreplica
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Englishan exact copy
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Frenchréplique
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Englishcamping
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Englishrecreational activity
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Frenchcamping, campisme
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Englishsociety|high
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Englishslang: stoned
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Frenchdéfoncé, foncedé
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Englishmass murderer
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Frenchtueur de masse
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Englishthough|even
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Englishexactly, fully
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Frenchexactement, complètement
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Englishif|even
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Englishexactly, fully
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Frenchexactement, complètement
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Englishaccuracy
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Englishstate of being accurate
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Frenchexactitude, précision
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Englishjettison
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Englishcollectively, items that have been or are about to be ejected from a boat or balloon
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Frenchlest
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Englishexactly
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Englishin an exact manner
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Frenchexactement
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Englishbicameral
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English(typography, of a typeface or script) Having two cases: uppercase and lowercase
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Frenchbicaméral
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Englishwildcat strike
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Englisha labour strike that has not been authorized by the leaders of the union
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Frenchgrève sauvage
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Englishoutback
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Frencharrière-pays
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Englishstoned
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Englishhigh on drugs
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Frenchdéfoncé, déchiré, stone, gelé qualifier
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Englishexact
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Englishprecisely agreeing
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Frenchexact
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Englishproper
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Englishfollowing the established standards of behavior or manners
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Frenchconvenable, exact, juste, propre
Englishproper
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Englishinformal: utter
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Frenchcheckconvenable, checkexact, checkjuste, checkpropre
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Englisheven
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Englishexactly, fully
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Frenchexactement, complètement
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Englishaccurately
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Englishexactly, precisely
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Frenchprécisément
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Englishveracity
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Englishagreement with the facts, accordance with the truth, accuracy or precision
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Frenchexactitude
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Englishas it were
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Frenchpour ainsi dire
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Englishmorning sickness
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Frenchneeded
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Englishcuddle
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Englishcradle in one's arms
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Frenchcajoler
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Englishcyclist
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Englishperson who rides a cycle
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Frenchcyclistebikeur
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Englishshellfish
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Frenchcoquillage
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Englishmagistrate
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Englishjudicial officer
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Frenchmagistrat
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Englishappointment
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Englisharrangement for a meeting, an engagement
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Frenchrendez-vous, qualifierfr
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Englishtantrum
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Frenchcoup de colère
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Englishapproximate
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EnglishNear correctness, nearly exact, not perfectly accurate,
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Frenchapproximatif
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Englishundertaker
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Englishfuneral director
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Frenchcroque-mort
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Englishaccurate
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Frenchprécis, exact
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Englishknow-it-all
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Englishsomeone who obnoxiously claims to be knowledgeable on a subject
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FrenchM. Je-Sais-Tout
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Englishshh
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Englishrequesting silence
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Frenchchut
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Englishshibboleth
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Englisha word, especially seen as a test, to distinguish someone as belonging to a particular nation, class, profession etc
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Frenchshibboleth
Englishshibboleth
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Englisha common or longstanding belief, custom, or catchphrase associated with a particular group, especially one with little current meaning or truth
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Frenchshibboleth
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Englishexactitude
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Englishaccuracy, attention to small details.
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Frenchexactitude
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Englishuser-friendly
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Englishdesigned to be easy to use
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Frenchconvivial
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Englishon the nose
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Englishexact
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Frenchpile poil, exact, précisé
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Englishexactness
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Englishthe state of being exact
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Frenchexactitude
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Englishmoney|play
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Englishcash
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Frenchliquide
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