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41 hladan
• aguish; aloof; bleak; chiled; chill; chilling; chilly; cold; cold hearted; cold-hearted; cool; damp; dank; distant; dour; dry; freezing; frigid; frosty; frozen; gelid; glacial; icy; inclement; manful; manly; marble; marbles; offish; saturnine; sharp; stiff; winterly; wintery; wintry -
42 istrajan
• arduous; assidous; assiduous; dogged; gritty; importunate; industrious; lasting; patient; persevering; persisten; persistent; persisting; pertinacious; sedulous; sharp; thorough; thorough going; thorough-going; thorought; unremitting -
43 izvrtanje
• chicanery; distorsion; distortion; jugglery; perversion; sharp tricks; spill; torture; turn over; turn-over; upset; wrest -
44 kaišar
• bilk; cheat; cheater; chouse; fraud; gouge; greek; hambug; jack in the box; jack-in-the-box; phoney; phony; rook; shark; sharp; sharper; swindler; tricker; trickster; usurer -
45 kaišariti
• chouse; cog; lurch; shark; sharp; swindle -
46 krst
• criss cross; cross; mark; marking; rood; sharp; yard -
47 lopov
• blackleg; burglar; cheat; crack; cracksman; faker; picklock; prig; purloiner; rascal; robber; sharp; snapper; stealer; thief; thiever -
48 nagao
• abrupt; brusque; fiery; flery; hasty; headlong; heady; impetuous; impulsive; jerky; minded; peppery; precipitant; precipitate; precipitous; prompt; quick; quick-tempered; rapid; rash; rude; sharp; short-tempered; startling; sudden; suddenly; unwary; v; vehement; venturesome; venturous -
49 oštar lik
• clear channel cut image; sharp image -
50 oštra ivica
• feather edge; sharp edge -
51 oštro motriti
• look sharp -
52 oštro paziti
• look sharp -
53 oštrovidan
• quick-sighted; sharp-eyed -
54 podbosti
• abet; agitate; be much on; be set much on; foment; goad; incite; instigate; make sharp; nettle; prick forth; prick off; prick on; provoke; set ones nerves on edge; set one's nerves on edge; stir up -
55 prodoran
• acute; keen; penetrating; penetrative; pervasive; piercing; sharp; shrewd; shrill; steadfast; stentorian; strident; trenchant -
56 razdražiti
• aggravate; bait; chafe; draw; exasperate; make sharp; provoke; set ones nerves on edge -
57 spletke
• chit-chat; scandal; scheme; sharp tricks; shifts; tittle-tattle -
58 strm
• abrupt; arduous; bluff; bold; declivous; headlong; perpendiccular; precipitant; precipitous; preciptous; prone; prone position; raised; rapid; scarp; scarped; sharp; sheer; shelving; slant; slanting; sloping; steep; stiff; uphill -
59 studen
• aguish; bleak; chiled; chill; chilly; cold; coldness; frigid; frosty; gelid; glacial; sharp; wintery; wintry -
60 surov
• barbarous; cruel; hard; inclement; rigorous; rough; rude; rugged; ruthless; savage; savege; sharp; stern; strict; take red-handed; truculent; unfeeling
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