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5 pöfög
(DE) pufft; tuckern; (EN) chuff; chuff-chuff; chug -
6 töfög
(DE) pufft; (EN) chuff; chuff-chuff; chug -
7 dagadt
(DE) aufgedunsten; geschwollen; schwülstig; schwulstig; (EN) astrut; bloated; chuff; embossed; fatty; flown; gummy; intumescent; lardass; puffy; swollen; tumid; turgid -
8 duzzadt
(DE) aufgedunsten; gestrotzt; wulstig; schwulstig; (EN) bloated; blubber; chuff; flown; intumescent; puffed-up; swollen; tumescent; turgescent; turgid -
9 felfújt
(DE) aufgebauscht; aufgeblasen; ausgedehnt; blies; Soufflé; (EN) chuff; distended; exaggerated; exsufflicate; hoven; inflated; puffed; puffed-up; souffl‚; soufflé -
10 pöfögés
(DE) pufft; (EN) chuff; chug; whiff
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