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1 deri ile parlat
buff (v.) -
2 meşin
buff, leather -
3 körebe oyunu
1. blindmans buff 2. blindman's buff -
4 devetüyü
"camel hair, camel's hair; light brown colour, buff; buff, light brown" -
5 hasta
adj. sick, ill, unwell, invalid, ailing, in bad health, diseased, fanatic, fanatical, poorly, unsound, valetudinarian, valetudinary, weakly, under the weather--------n. patient, client, buff, case, fan, invalid, sufferer, valetudinarian* * *1. diseased 2. ill 3. patient 4. sick 5. sick person 6. sufferer 7. poorly (adj.) -
6 meraklı
adj. curious, nosey, nosy, inquiring, interested, addicted, keen, keen on, hipped, hipped on, inquisitive, inquisitorial, prying, quizzical, snoopy, splenetic--------n. curious person, quidnunc, snoop; amateur; fancier, addict, aficionado, enthusiastic follower, buff, devotee, freak; splenetic--------given to* * *1. rubberneck 2. whimsical 3. curious 4. enthusiastic 5. hobbyist 6. inquisitive 7. nosy -
7 meşin
n. leather, roan* * *buff (n.) -
8 körebe
n. blind man's buff -
9 ten rengi
n. complexion, color, colour [Brit.], flesh color, buff, flesh colour [Brit.] -
10 çırılçıplak
adj. stark naked, in the buff, mother naked, without a stitch on, without a stitch of clothing, starkers--------adv. in one's bare skin, in the nude, in one's birthday suit, in the raw, in the state of nature, in the altogether -
11 öküz derisi
n. oxhide, buff -
12 öküz derisinden yapılmış
adj. buff -
13 anadan doğma
"a) stark naked, in the nude, in the buff; from birth, congenital" -
14 açkılamak
to buff -
15 düşkün
"addicted, devoted, doting, fond of, enamoured (of/with sth), inveterate; broken down, decayed; poor, needy; devotee, addict, buff" -
16 hasta
"ill, sick, poorly; cracked, mad, crazy, freak, potty about sb/sth; patient; invalid; fan, buff" -
17 körebe
blind man's buff -
18 meraklı
"curious, inquisitive, nosey, nosy; keen (on), interested (in); interesting, gripping, piquant; meticulous, peevish; anxious, solicitous; fan, buff, Nosey Parker" -
19 perdahlamak
to polish, to burnish, to glaze, to buff -
20 çırçıplak
"stark naked; in the nude, in the buff"
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Buff — Buff, v. t. to polish with a soft cloth, especially one similar to a {buff[5]}. See {Buff}, n., 5. [1913 Webster +PJC] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
