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1 feeks
n. shrew, witch, vixen -
2 haaibaai
n. shrew, rebellious woman, nagging woman, evil-tempered woman (derogatory) -
3 heibei
n. shrew, rebellious woman, nagging woman, evil-tempered woman (derogatory) -
4 helleveeg
n. hellcat, witch; nasty woman, shrew -
5 prij
n. carrion, virago, shrew, vixen -
6 spitsmuis
n. shrew, small mouselike mammal with a long snout -
7 wijf
n. woman, female, virago, shrew, vixen -
8 draak
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9 feeks
2 [bijdehandje] a shrewd/smart/sharp one♦voorbeelden:2 een kleine feeks • a shrewd/smart little girl -
10 furie
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11 haaibaai
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12 heks
I 〈 de (mannelijk)〉1 [iemand die met toverij omgaat] witchII 〈 de (vrouwelijk)〉1 [feeks] shrew2 [lelijke vrouw] witch -
13 helleveeg
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14 serpent
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15 slang
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16 tang
1 [gereedschap] tongs ⇒ 〈 buigtang〉 (pair of) pliers, 〈 kniptang〉 (pair of) nippers, 〈 nijptang〉 (pair of) pincers, 〈 medicijnen, geneeskunde〉 forceps2 [informeel] [vrouw] shrew, bitch♦voorbeelden:1 ik zou hem (nog) met geen tang willen aanraken/aanpakken • I wouldn't touch him with a Bbargepole/Aten-foot pole〈 figuurlijk〉 iemand in de tang nemen • get/have someone by the short hairshet kind is met de tang gehaald • the child had a forceps delivery2 oude tang • old bitch/hag
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