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úra (evil) (Note: a homophone means "large") –VT43:24 -
83 nasty
sleg, immoreel, vuil, kwaai, gevaarlik, vies -
84 nasty
feros, feroso; antipátiko; desagradabel; feu, mahos, mahoso; malo, malu; desonesto; baho -
85 nasty
(adj) аеркс [aerks] -
86 nasty
adj léerí lëêgbin, korò -
87 Nasty
Woodhouse English-Greek dictionary. A vocabulary of the Attic language > Nasty
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88 nasty
adj.मैला, निर्लज्ज, अश्लील -
89 nasty
aსაზიზღარი -
90 nasty
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91 nasty
adj.шакше п.м.[shakshe] -
92 nasty
pis, kirli; çirkin, kötü, berbat, pis, igrenç; açik saçik, edepsiz, terbiyesiz, ahlaksiz; agir, ciddi, tehlikeli -
93 nasty
['nəːstɪ] UK / USadjekelhaft, (person) fies, (remark) gehässig, (accident, wound etc) schlimm -
94 nasty
['nəːstɪ] UK / USadjekelhaft, (person) fies, (remark) gehässig, (accident, wound etc) schlimm -
95 nasty
salaulà, masamâ, baboy, pángit -
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ks. 1 buruk (of weather). 2 sangat tidak menyenangkan (of a situation). 3 mesum (of a thought). 4 keji (of remark). 5 yang menjijikkan (of medicine). 6 kotor (of a room). 7 parah. -
97 nasty
degoutan, dezagreyab, malpwòp -
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100 nasty
adjectiveവൃത്തികെട്ട, ചീത്തയായ, നനവുള്ള, അശ്ലീലമായ, കശ്മലമായ
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