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Results from ConceptNet 5.8

Sources: English Wiktionary and French Wiktionary
fr moissonneuse batteuse (n)
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fr escourgeon Source: French Wiktionary
fr pyraflufen éthyl (n)
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fr escourgeon Source: French Wiktionary
fr escourgeon (n)
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fr orge Source: French Wiktionary
fr soucrillon (n)
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fr escourgeon Source: French Wiktionary
fr diclofop méthyl (n)
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fr escourgeon Source: French Wiktionary
fr iodosulfuron méthyl sodium (n)
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fr escourgeon Source: French Wiktionary
fr flurtamone (n)
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fr escourgeon Source: French Wiktionary
fr brai (n)
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fr escourgeon Source: French Wiktionary
fr escourgeon (n)
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fr poacées Source: French Wiktionary
fr flupyrsulfuron méthyle (n)
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fr escourgeon Source: French Wiktionary
fr escourgeon (n)
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en bere Source: English Wiktionary
fr escourgeon (n)
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fr brasserie Source: French Wiktionary
fr prosulfocarbe (n)
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fr escourgeon Source: French Wiktionary
fr escourgeons (n)
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fr escourgeon Source: French Wiktionary
fr escourgeon (n)
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fr fléau Source: French Wiktionary
fr fluroxypyr (n)
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fr escourgeon Source: French Wiktionary
fr escourgeon (n)
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fr manche Source: French Wiktionary
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