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1 flokkes
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2 ulldott
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3 buskap
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4 bøling
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5 flokke seg
flock, crowd, throng -
6 flokk
bunch, flock, pack* * *subst. [ mennesker] crowd, party, flock, troop, body, band (f.eks. crowds of workmen filled the streets, the house was attacked by small parties of subst. [ kveg] herd (f.eks. ), (som drives) drove subst. [ fugler] flock, flight (f.eks. ) subst. [sauer, geiter] flock (f.eks. ) subst. [ulver, jakthunder] pack (i samlet flokk) in a body (løfte i flokk) join hands, pull together -
7 avlsbesetning
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8 bomullsflokk
subst. cotton flock -
9 dueflokk
subst. flight el. flock of pigeons -
10 flokkes
verb. flock, crowd, gather verb. [samles, til støtte etc] rally -
11 flokkfiber
subst. flock fibre -
12 flokkull
subst. flock (wool) -
13 fløyelstapet
subst. flock paper, flocked wallpaper -
14 fnugg
* * *subst. [ støvfnugg] speck of dust, particle of dust subst. (overført) [ lite grann] scrap, shred, bit subst. [ av ull] fluff subst. (tekstil) flock subst. [ snøfnugg] flake, snowflake -
15 gåseflokk
subst. flock of geese -
16 hjord
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17 krake søker make
birds of a feather flock together like will to like -
18 like barn leker best
birds of a feather flock together -
19 saueflokk
subst. flock of sheep -
20 skare
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