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fr aiguillons (n) |
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fr aiguillon (n) |
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fr aiguille (n) |
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fr aiguillon (n) |
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la stimulus (n) |
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en prod (n) |
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cu жѧло (n) |
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fr aiguillon (n) |
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fr aiguillonnais (a) |
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fr hydne (n) |
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fr époindre (v) |
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fr aiguillon (n) |
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fr aiguillonnaise (n) |
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fr ichneumon (n) |
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fr aiguillon (n) |
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fr cactus (n) |
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fr aiguillon (n) |
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fr aiguillon (n) |
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fr aiguillons (a) |
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fr hérissonné (a) |
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fr dard (n) |
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fr aigu (a) |
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fr aiguillon (n) |
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fr ennéacanthe (a) |
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fr aiguillon (n) |
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es acúleo (n) |
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fr téphracanthe (a) |
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fr aiguillon (n) |
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frm esguillon (n) |
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fr aiguillon (n) |
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fr aiguillon (n) |
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eo pikilo (n) |
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fr glochide (n) |
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fr acacia (n) |
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fro aguillonneor (n) |
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bg копраля (n) |
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fr aiguillon (n) |
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fr aiguillon (n) |
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la aculeus (n) |
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vi 毒 (a) |
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de stachel (n) |
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fro aguise (n) |
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fr piquant (n) |
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fr aiguillon (n) |
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fr houssine (n) |
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fr aiguillon (a) |
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en goad (n) |
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fr aiguiser (v) |
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la centria (n) |
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fr aiguillon (n) |
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fr baliste (n) |
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fr aculéiforme (a) |
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fr aiguillon (n) |
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fr aiguillon (n) |
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mg paingotra kely (n) |
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fr aiguillon (n) |
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fr porte aiguillon (n) |
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fr aiguillon (n) |
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fr aiguillon (n) |
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fr heptacanthe (a) |
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ca agulló (n) |
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fr aiguillon (n) |
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fr pastenague (n) |
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fro picon (n) |
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fr cactier (n) |
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sl bodica (n) |
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fr aculé (a) |
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fr aiguillon (n) |
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fr aiguillon (n) |
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fr aiguillon (n) |
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fr aiguillonnes (a) |
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fr aiguillon (n) |
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fr aiguillon (n) |
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en prickle (n) |
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fro agun (n) |
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fr diguer (v) |
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fr aiguillonnais (n) |
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fr vestiture (n) |
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fr aiguillon (n) |
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cs bodec (n) |
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br flemm (n) |
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fr aiguillon (n) |
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fr spinellé (a) |
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fr oursiné (a) |
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fr éguillon (n) |
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la spiculum (n) |
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et piste (n) |
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fro aguillier (v) |
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oc agulhon (n) |
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fro aguillee (n) |
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fro escoupel (n) |
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fr aiguillon (n) |
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la acumen (n) |
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fr aiguillon (n) |
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fr pied de mouton (n) |
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it aculeo (n) |
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fr aiguillonner (v) |
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fr aiguillon (n) |
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fr aiguillon (n) |
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fr épine (n) |
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