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Results from ConceptNet 5.8

Sources: English Wiktionary and French Wiktionary
en high five (n)
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fr levé Source: French Wiktionary
en high five (n)
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fr tête Source: French Wiktionary
en high five (n)
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en cinch Source: English Wiktionary
en high five (n)
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en gesture of celebration or victory in which two people slap their hands together at shoulder height or higher Source: English Wiktionary
en high five (n)
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fr taper Source: French Wiktionary
en high five (n)
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fr main Source: French Wiktionary
en high five (n)
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en gimme five Source: English Wiktionary
en high five (n)
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en low five Source: English Wiktionary
en high five (n)
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fr au dessus Source: French Wiktionary
en high five (n)
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fr bras Source: French Wiktionary
en high five (n)
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fr joie Source: French Wiktionary
en high five (n)
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fr geste Source: French Wiktionary
en high five (n)
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en slap someone five Source: English Wiktionary
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