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1 내뱉다
v. spit out, spit, throw out, spew -
2 침을 내뱉다
v. spit upon, spit -
3 침을 뱉다
v. spit upon, gob, spit -
4 ...에 침을 뱉다
v. spit on -
5 가래침
n. spit, spittle -
6 꼬챙이로 굽다
v. spit -
7 꼭 닮은 것
n. spit, ringer, ditto -
8 내뱉듯이 말하다
v. spit out -
9 뱉다
v. spit out; expectorate, expel phlegm from the throat or lungs -
10 불꼬챙이
n. spit, pointed rod on which meat is roasted -
11 불꼬챙이에 꿰다
v. spit -
12 빨리 말해
v. spit out -
13 으르렁거리다
v. growl, snarl, roar, quarrel, spit -
14 입김을 내뿜음
n. spit -
15 좀더 큰 소리로 노래하다
v. spit out -
16 좀더 큰 소리로 말하다
v. spit out -
17 지그르르 타다
v. spit -
18 침
n. spittle, sputum, spit, sting, needle, water -
19 침뱉기
n. spit -
20 침뱉는 소리
n. spit
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