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1 mempercumakan
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2 limbah
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3 menghabiskan
waste, deplete, deplenish, use, spend, consume* * *finish (one'f story, job, etc); spend (time); use (up), consume; finish off -
4 tandus
waste, barren* * *arid* * *empty and infertile (of land), nonarable; wiped out -
5 barang sisa
waste material -
6 boroskan
waste, wasted, wasted, wasting -
7 hambur-hamburkan
waste on, wasted on, wasted on, wasting on -
8 limbah buangan
waste disposal -
9 sia-nyiakan
waste in, wasted in, wasted in, wasting in -
10 sisa buangan
waste product -
11 afal-afal
waste portions of butchered animals -
12 cikrak
waste basket, dustpan -
13 keranjang sampah
waste basket, scrapbasket -
14 ampas
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15 memboroskan
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16 beroyal-royal
splurge, waste money -
17 kemubaziran
superfluousness, waste -
18 kotoran
dirt, dinginess* * *dirt* * *feces, dung, manure; muck, waste; impurity -
19 membuang
throw, outcast, cast, reject, dump, banish* * *throw, cast; throw away, cast off, discard; exile, banish; waste (time, energy, money) -
20 merana
wilt* * *waste awaypine away, pined away, pined away, pinning away* * *be miserable and poor; be miserable and lonely
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