apostolic (English adjective) skipping string in the middle of translations: Welsh: Path: apostolic
apostolic (English adjective) skipping string in the middle of translations: Welsh: Path: apostolic
apostolic (English adjective) skipping string in the middle of translations: Welsh: Path: apostolic
apple (English noun) skipping string in the middle of translations: Adam's apple Path: apple
right (English adjective) skipping string in the middle of translations: Australia Path: right
bore (English verb) skipping string in the middle of translations: Bore Path: bore
white (English adjective) skipping string in the middle of translations: Cistercian Path: white
plate (English noun) skipping string in the middle of translations: Cockney rhyming slang: foot Path: plate
punt (English noun) skipping string in the middle of translations: Empty bottle showing the Path: punt
legislative body (English noun) skipping string in the middle of translations: Georgian: Path: legislative body
order (English verb) skipping string in the middle of translations: Icelandic: Path: order
page (English noun) skipping string in the middle of translations: Internet: web page Path: page
absolute advantage (English noun) skipping string in the middle of translations: Japanese: Path: absolute advantage
dragon (English noun) skipping string in the middle of translations: Komodo dragon Path: dragon
apple (English noun) skipping string in the middle of translations: Malus Path: apple
vole (English noun) skipping string in the middle of translations: Note Path: vole
hats off (English interjection) skipping string in the middle of translations: Note: Path: hats off
laugh (English verb) skipping string in the middle of translations: Note: the following were in a translation table for "be or appear gay", which, given the modern meanings, is misleading; the title of this table has now been changed to "be or appear cheerful". The translations therefore need to be checked. Path: laugh
yours (English pronoun) skipping string in the middle of translations: Old English: Path: yours
French Polynesia (English proper noun) skipping string in the middle of translations: See Path: French Polynesia
tabletop (English noun) skipping string in the middle of translations: Tabletop Path: tabletop
Thai (English noun) skipping string in the middle of translations: Thai Path: Thai
hats off (English interjection) skipping string in the middle of translations: The translation table below should only have terms relating to removing one's hat. Path: hats off
fork (English noun) skipping string in the middle of translations: UK: crotch Path: fork
drink (English verb) skipping string in the middle of translations: Udmurt: Path: drink
tau (English noun) skipping string in the middle of translations: a letter of many Semitic alphabets Path: tau
thread (English noun) skipping string in the middle of translations: a screw thread Path: thread
flag (English noun) skipping string in the middle of translations: abbreviation for capture the flag Path: flag
kite (English noun) skipping string in the middle of translations: accommodation bill Path: kite
out (English preposition) skipping string in the middle of translations: adverb Path: out
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