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41 acumular
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42 esconder
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43 acaparamiento
• heaping• hoard• hoarder• hoarding goods in short supply for speculation• hoarding of commodities• hoarding of goods• hoarding of products• hogback• hoggish• monopolization• monopolizing• monopoly -
44 acaparar
• buy in• buy up• corner• engross• grab link• grabber• heap of grain• heap up• heap up money• hoard• monopolize• pile up• take the weight of• take the whole lot• take the witness stand -
45 acaudalar
• accumulate• amass• capitalize• heap of grain• heap up• heap up money• hoard• rake in -
46 acopiar
• accrue• accumulate• amass• garner• gather• heap• hoard• pile up• store up -
47 acumular
• accrue• accumulate• amass• build up• cumulate• garner• gather• heap• hoard• rack spanner• rack up• rake in• store up• treasure hunt• treasure up• treasurer -
48 almacenar
• heap of grain• heap up• heap up money• hoard• lay heads together• lay in• lay in a stock of• lay to sleep• lay up• lay up in lavender• reposit• store up -
49 amontonar
• accumulate• acervate• amass• bank up• heap• heap of grain• heap up• heap up money• hill• hoard• lump together• pile• pile on• pile up• put in a nutshell• put in a pile• put in a pipe• stack up• throw together -
50 atesoramiento
• accumulating• amassing• collecting• hoard• hoarding goods in short supply for speculation -
51 atesorar
• capitalise• capitalize• heap• heap of grain• heap up• heap up money• hoard• lay to sleep• lay up• lay up in lavender• pile up• save up• treasure hunt• treasure up• treasurer -
52 colectar
• gather• hoard• muster -
53 eh
• eh• Hegira• heigh-ho• hexameter• hey man• hives• hoard• hoy• yon• yore -
54 oiga
• Hegira• heigh-ho• hexameter• hey• hey man• heyday• hives• hoard• you should have seen it• you've got it -
55 recolectar
• chase up• gather• hoard• muster• recollect
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