"Raffle" meaning in All languages combined

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  "lang": "Alemannic German",
  "lang_code": "gsw",
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      "glosses": [
        "A wooden rattle that is rung as a substitute for churchbells during Holy Week. In Roman Catholicism, bells are traditionally not rung from after the singing of Gloria in excelsis Deo on Maundy Thursday until Easter Sunday."
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          "Holy Week",
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          "Roman Catholicism",
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          "Maundy Thursday",
          "Maundy Thursday"
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          "Easter Sunday",
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        "(Uri) A wooden rattle that is rung as a substitute for churchbells during Holy Week. In Roman Catholicism, bells are traditionally not rung from after the singing of Gloria in excelsis Deo on Maundy Thursday until Easter Sunday."
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  "lang_code": "gsw",
  "pos": "noun",
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        "A wooden rattle that is rung as a substitute for churchbells during Holy Week. In Roman Catholicism, bells are traditionally not rung from after the singing of Gloria in excelsis Deo on Maundy Thursday until Easter Sunday."
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          "Maundy Thursday",
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          "Easter Sunday",
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        "(Uri) A wooden rattle that is rung as a substitute for churchbells during Holy Week. In Roman Catholicism, bells are traditionally not rung from after the singing of Gloria in excelsis Deo on Maundy Thursday until Easter Sunday."
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