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Results from ConceptNet 5.8

Sources: German Wiktionary, English Wiktionary, and French Wiktionary
fr blague (n)
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fr boutade Source: French Wiktionary
fr blague (n)
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fr plaisanterie Source: French Wiktionary
fr blague (n)
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fr galéjade Source: French Wiktionary
fr histoire drôle (n)
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fr blague Source: French Wiktionary
de joke (n)
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fr blague Source: German Wiktionary
fr blague (n)
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fr farce Source: French Wiktionary
fr blague (n)
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fr blaque Source: French Wiktionary
fr cafougnette (n)
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fr blague Source: French Wiktionary
fr blague (n)
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fr bobard Source: French Wiktionary
fr frime (n)
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fr blague Source: French Wiktionary
de witz (n)
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fr blague Source: German Wiktionary
fr blague (n)
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fr sottise Source: French Wiktionary
fr blague (n)
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fr hâblerie Source: French Wiktionary
fr galéjade (n)
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fr blague Source: French Wiktionary
fr blague (n)
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fr tabatière Source: French Wiktionary
fr blague (n)
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br yalcʼh vutun Source: French Wiktionary
fr blague (n)
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fr calembredaine Source: French Wiktionary
fr blague (n)
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fr gaffe Source: French Wiktionary
en quip (n)
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fr blague Source: English Wiktionary
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