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User talk:Jacquelined

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User talk:Switchbreak

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User talk:Mdmahir

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User talk:Jamesdlow

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User talk:Minetseek

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User talk:Codingmasters

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User talk:Eall Ân Ûle

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User talk:Manyak American

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User talk:Largerthanlife147

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User talk:Voltaireuk123

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User talk:Prburley

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User talk:Sfarney

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Reconstruction:Proto-Semitic/ṯ̣urr-

Noun

 * 1) flint

Descendants

 * East Semitic:
 * West Semitic:
 * Central Semitic:
 * Northwest Semitic:
 * Aramaic:
 * Canaanite:
 * Aramaic:
 * Canaanite:
 * Canaanite:

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User talk:Emptyfear

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User talk:Nataev

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User talk:Pi zero

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User talk:Wavelength

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User talk:Nrkmohan

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User talk:Aaadddaaammm

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User talk:FrigidNinja

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User talk:Khalid Mahmood

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User talk:Edroeh

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User talk:Tgkprog

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Talk:blacklist

Chambers 1908 defines it as "a list of defaulters". Equinox ◑ 01:48, 10 October 2018 (UTC)

Racist?
Over on Wikipedia, some are claiming that this word and its antonym are racist, or that a significant number of people believe that these words are racist. Is there any evidence of this? If this is true, I find it strange that there's nothing about it here. Adam9007 (talk) 22:42, 10 February 2021 (UTC)

 * No, that's revisionism. Equinox ◑ 23:38, 10 February 2021 (UTC)
 * They've now posted several links proving that some people do consider these terms to have racial connotations, so I think these entries each need a usage note. Adam9007 (talk) 19:42, 11 February 2021 (UTC)

 * Blacklist and blocklist are not synonyms in every case. Equinox ◑ 08:05, 19 April 2021 (UTC)

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User talk:Kangaroopower

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lachrymoseness

Noun

 * 1) The quality of being lachrymose.

title: lachrymoseness


text:
Talk:coat card

Chambers 1908 seems to suggest that court card is a corruption of this. Equinox ◑ 01:58, 10 October 2018 (UTC)

title: Talk:coat card


text: traffickable

title: traffickable


text:
interthink

Etymology

 * term apparently coined by in 1995.

Verb

 * 1)  To use talk to think collectively, to engage with others' ideas through oral language.
 * 2) * 2002 Mercer, Neil, "Developing Dialogues." In Gordon Wells and Guy Claxton, eds. Learning for Life in the 21st Century: Sociocultural Perspectives on the Future of Education. Oxford: Blackwell, 2002.
 * That is, exploratory talk represents a way in which partners involved in problem-solving activity can use language to think collectively -- to 'interthink' effectively, with their activity encapsulated in an intermental zone of their own construction.
 * 1) * 2015 Knight, Simon and Littleton, Karen. “Thinking, Interthinking, and Technological Tools.” In The Routledge International Handbook of Research on Teaching Thinking, edited by Rupert Wegerif, Li Li, and James C. Kaufman, Routledge, 2015.
 * This power, we argue, lies in the ways in which dialogue is used to interthink – that is, to think together, to build knowledge co-constructively through our shared understanding.

title: interthink


text:
sandcrete

Noun

 * 1) A yellow-white construction material made from a binder (typically Portland cement), sand, and water.

title: sandcrete


text: sandcretes

title: sandcretes


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sumakay

Etymology
From ⟨tl⟩.

Verb

 * 1) to ride; to board
 * 2)  to go along with; to play along

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title: acaudillándolos


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title: acaudillándoles


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text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Bantu/mʊ̀gàngà

Noun

 * 1) witch doctor, medicine man

Descendants

 * Northeastern Bantu:
 * Great Lakes Bantu:
 * Kinyarwanda:
 * Northeast Coast Bantu:
 * Thagiicu:
 * Nyasa:
 * Southern Bantu:
 * Nguni:
 * Nyasa:
 * Southern Bantu:
 * Nguni:
 * Southern Bantu:
 * Nguni:
 * Southern Bantu:
 * Nguni:
 * Southern Bantu:
 * Nguni:

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Bantu/mʊ̀gàngà


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text:
hundawas

Etymology
Compare.

Verb

 * 1)  to strip to the waist as a show of bravado or boldness, often to show off one's tattoos

Noun

 * 1)  such instance of stripping or showing off

title: hundawas


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title: acreciéndole


text: acreciéndote

title: acreciéndote


text: acreciéndoos

title: acreciéndoos


text:
orlątko

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * , eaglet

title: orlątko


text: acrecerles

title: acrecerles


text: acrecerlas

title: acrecerlas


text: acrecerlo

title: acrecerlo


text: acrecerle

title: acrecerle


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title: acreciéndolas


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title: acreciéndolo


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title: acrecernos


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title: acrecerla


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title: acuitarlo


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title: acuitándoles


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title: acuitarnos


text:
Scorpaena

Etymology
From.

Hypernyms

 * ; - subfamily

Hyponyms

 * - type species

title: Scorpaena


text: acuitándole

title: acuitándole


text: acuitarte

title: acuitarte


text: acuitándolo

title: acuitándolo


text: acuitándolas

title: acuitándolas


text: acuitarlos

title: acuitarlos


text: acuitándose

title: acuitándose


text: acuitándome

title: acuitándome


text: acuitaros

title: acuitaros


text: acuitarles

title: acuitarles


text: acuitarle

title: acuitarle


text: acuitarse

title: acuitarse


text: acuitándolos

title: acuitándolos


text: ἀνθρώπῳ

title: ἀνθρώπῳ


text: ἄνθρωπον

title: ἄνθρωπον


text: adoctrinarle

title: adoctrinarle


text: ἄνθρωπε

title: ἄνθρωπε


text: adoctrinarles

title: adoctrinarles


text: adoctrinarte

title: adoctrinarte


text: adoctrinándolos

title: adoctrinándolos


text: adoctrinándonos

title: adoctrinándonos


text: adoctrinándome

title: adoctrinándome


text: adoctrinándose

title: adoctrinándose


text: adoctrinándoos

title: adoctrinándoos


text: adoctrinándolo

title: adoctrinándolo


text: adoctrinarse

title: adoctrinarse


text: adoctrinarlo

title: adoctrinarlo


text: adoctrinaros

title: adoctrinaros


text: adoctrinarnos

title: adoctrinarnos


text: adoctrinarlos

title: adoctrinarlos


text: adoctrinarla

title: adoctrinarla


text: adoctrinarlas

title: adoctrinarlas


text: adoctrinándoles

title: adoctrinándoles


text: adoctrinándola

title: adoctrinándola


text: adoctrinándote

title: adoctrinándote


text: adoctrinándole

title: adoctrinándole


text: adoctrinarme

title: adoctrinarme


text: adoctrinándolas

title: adoctrinándolas


text: adormilarme

title: adormilarme


text: adormilándome

title: adormilándome


text: adormilándote

title: adormilándote


text: adormilaros

title: adormilaros


text: adormilarnos

title: adormilarnos


text: adormilarlo

title: adormilarlo


text: adormilarlos

title: adormilarlos


text: adormilándonos

title: adormilándonos


text: adormilarles

title: adormilarles


text:
adormilarse

Verb

 * 1)  to slumber, snooze, doze to be in a very light state of sleep

title: adormilarse


text: adormilándose

title: adormilándose


text: adormilarla

title: adormilarla


text: adormilarlas

title: adormilarlas


text: adormilarle

title: adormilarle


text: adormilándoos

title: adormilándoos


text: adormilarte

title: adormilarte


text: ahuecándoles

title: ahuecándoles


text: ahuecaros

title: ahuecaros


text: ahuecarles

title: ahuecarles


text: ahuecarlos

title: ahuecarlos


text: ahuecarla

title: ahuecarla


text: ahuecarlas

title: ahuecarlas


text: ahuecarme

title: ahuecarme


text: ahuecándola

title: ahuecándola


text: ahuecándole

title: ahuecándole


text: ahuecarte

title: ahuecarte


text: ahuecarlo

title: ahuecarlo


text: ahuecándote

title: ahuecándote


text: ahuecándose

title: ahuecándose


text: ahuecándoos

title: ahuecándoos


text: ahuecándolo

title: ahuecándolo


text: ahuecándonos

title: ahuecándonos


text: ahuecarnos

title: ahuecarnos


text: ahuecándolas

title: ahuecándolas


text: ahuecándolos

title: ahuecándolos


text: ahuecándome

title: ahuecándome


text: ἀνθρώποιν

title: ἀνθρώποιν


text: ahuecarse

title: ahuecarse


text: ἀνθρώπω

title: ἀνθρώπω


text: ἄνθρωποι

title: ἄνθρωποι


text: amagarle

title: amagarle


text: amagarlo

title: amagarlo


text: amagarlas

title: amagarlas


text: amagaros

title: amagaros


text: amagarnos

title: amagarnos


text: amagándote

title: amagándote


text: amagándome

title: amagándome


text: amagándoles

title: amagándoles


text: ἀνθρώποις

title: ἀνθρώποις


text: amagándole

title: amagándole


text: amagarme

title: amagarme


text: amagarse

title: amagarse


text: amagándoos

title: amagándoos


text: amagándolo

title: amagándolo


text: amagarlos

title: amagarlos


text: amagándolos

title: amagándolos


text: amagarte

title: amagarte


text: amagándonos

title: amagándonos


text: amagarla

title: amagarla


text: amagándolas

title: amagándolas


text: amagándola

title: amagándola


text:
tigma

Noun

 * 1)  a youth's first taste of sex
 * 2)  a youth's first taste of war

title: tigma


text: amagarles

title: amagarles


text: amagándose

title: amagándose


text:
Arbeitstier

Noun

 * 1) an animal that does labour for people; beast of burden
 * 2)  a person who works exaggeratedly hard
 * 3) workaholic one who cannot relax
 * 4) plodder one who must level out lacking talent
 * 5)  a machine, e.g. a car, kept for practical use rather than for leisure or as a status symbol
 * 1) plodder one who must level out lacking talent
 * 2)  a machine, e.g. a car, kept for practical use rather than for leisure or as a status symbol
 * 1)  a machine, e.g. a car, kept for practical use rather than for leisure or as a status symbol

title: Arbeitstier


text: amanecerme

title: amanecerme


text: ἀνθρώποισι

title: ἀνθρώποισι


text: amaneciéndola

title: amaneciéndola


text: amanecerte

title: amanecerte


text: ἀνθρώποισιν

title: ἀνθρώποισιν


text: amaneciéndose

title: amaneciéndose


text: amaneciéndolo

title: amaneciéndolo


text: amaneciéndoos

title: amaneciéndoos


text: amaneciéndote

title: amaneciéndote


text: amanecerlas

title: amanecerlas


text: amaneciéndole

title: amaneciéndole


text: amaneciéndome

title: amaneciéndome


text: amanecerlos

title: amanecerlos


text: amaneciéndonos

title: amaneciéndonos


text: amanecernos

title: amanecernos


text: amanecerse

title: amanecerse


text: amanecerla

title: amanecerla


text: amaneciéndolos

title: amaneciéndolos


text: amanecerle

title: amanecerle


text: amaneceros

title: amaneceros


text: amanecerles

title: amanecerles


text: amaneciéndolas

title: amaneciéndolas


text: amaneciéndoles

title: amaneciéndoles


text: amanecerlo

title: amanecerlo


text: amoblarnos

title: amoblarnos


text: amoblarme

title: amoblarme


text: amoblarlas

title: amoblarlas


text: amoblándolo

title: amoblándolo


text: ἀνθρώποιο

title: ἀνθρώποιο


text: amoblándola

title: amoblándola


text: amoblándolos

title: amoblándolos


text: amoblándole

title: amoblándole


text: amoblándoos

title: amoblándoos


text: amoblarlos

title: amoblarlos


text: amoblarla

title: amoblarla


text: amoblarlo

title: amoblarlo


text: amoblándoles

title: amoblándoles


text: amoblándome

title: amoblándome


text: amoblarse

title: amoblarse


text: amoblándonos

title: amoblándonos


text: amoblándote

title: amoblándote


text: amoblarte

title: amoblarte


text: amoblarle

title: amoblarle


text: amoblarles

title: amoblarles


text: amoblándolas

title: amoblándolas


text: amoblaros

title: amoblaros


text: amoblándose

title: amoblándose


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Slavic/jěti

Etymology
From, from , from.

Verb

 * 1) to go, ride

Descendants

 * West Slavic:
 * 3sg.
 * Sorbian:
 * Sorbian:

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Slavic/jěti


text: anatematizarme

title: anatematizarme


text: anatematizarlas

title: anatematizarlas


text: anatematizándoos

title: anatematizándoos


text: anatematizándolo

title: anatematizándolo


text: anatematizarles

title: anatematizarles


text: anatematizarte

title: anatematizarte


text: anatematizándola

title: anatematizándola


text: anatematizándote

title: anatematizándote


text: anatematizándolas

title: anatematizándolas


text: anatematizándolos

title: anatematizándolos


text: anatematizándose

title: anatematizándose


text: anatematizarle

title: anatematizarle


text: anatematizándonos

title: anatematizándonos


text: anatematizarlo

title: anatematizarlo


text: anatematizarse

title: anatematizarse


text: anatematizarnos

title: anatematizarnos


text: anatematizándoles

title: anatematizándoles


text: anatematizándole

title: anatematizándole


text: anatematizándome

title: anatematizándome


text: anatematizarla

title: anatematizarla


text: anatematizaros

title: anatematizaros


text: anatematizarlos

title: anatematizarlos


text: anillarles

title: anillarles


text: anillarlos

title: anillarlos


text: anillarse

title: anillarse


text: anillarlo

title: anillarlo


text: anillaros

title: anillaros


text: anillarla

title: anillarla


text: anillarnos

title: anillarnos


text: anillándolas

title: anillándolas


text: anillándola

title: anillándola


text: anillándonos

title: anillándonos


text: anillarme

title: anillarme


text: anillándoos

title: anillándoos


text: anillándolo

title: anillándolo


text: anillándolos

title: anillándolos


text: anillarlas

title: anillarlas


text: anillarte

title: anillarte


text: anillándoles

title: anillándoles


text: anillándole

title: anillándole


text: anillándose

title: anillándose


text: anillarle

title: anillarle


text: anillándome

title: anillándome


text: anillándote

title: anillándote


text: apechugarlos

title: apechugarlos


text: apechugarse

title: apechugarse


text: apechugándome

title: apechugándome


text: apechugándolas

title: apechugándolas


text: apechugarla

title: apechugarla


text: apechugándoles

title: apechugándoles


text: apechugándola

title: apechugándola


text: apechugándose

title: apechugándose


text: apechugándote

title: apechugándote


text: apechugándole

title: apechugándole


text: apechugándoos

title: apechugándoos


text: apechugarlas

title: apechugarlas


text: apechugarlo

title: apechugarlo


text: apechugándolo

title: apechugándolo


text: apechugarle

title: apechugarle


text: apechugándolos

title: apechugándolos


text: apechugarles

title: apechugarles


text: apechugarte

title: apechugarte


text: apechugaros

title: apechugaros


text: apechugarnos

title: apechugarnos


text: apechugarme

title: apechugarme


text: apechugándonos

title: apechugándonos


text: apelotonarme

title: apelotonarme


text: apelotonándola

title: apelotonándola


text: apelotonándoles

title: apelotonándoles


text: apelotonarla

title: apelotonarla


text:
pinaka-

Etymology
Perhaps borrowed from.

title: pinaka-


text: apelotonarlos

title: apelotonarlos


text: apelotonarse

title: apelotonarse


text: apelotonándonos

title: apelotonándonos


text: apelotonándote

title: apelotonándote


text: apelotonaros

title: apelotonaros


text: apelotonándolas

title: apelotonándolas


text: apelotonarle

title: apelotonarle


text: apelotonarlas

title: apelotonarlas


text: apelotonándolo

title: apelotonándolo


text: apelotonarnos

title: apelotonarnos


text: apelotonándoos

title: apelotonándoos


text: apelotonándole

title: apelotonándole


text: apelotonándome

title: apelotonándome


text: apelotonarlo

title: apelotonarlo


text: apelotonándolos

title: apelotonándolos


text: apelotonarte

title: apelotonarte


text: apelotonarles

title: apelotonarles


text: apelotonándose

title: apelotonándose


text: apestarlos

title: apestarlos


text: apestarte

title: apestarte


text: apestándolo

title: apestándolo


text: apestándola

title: apestándola


text: apestándoos

title: apestándoos


text: apestarme

title: apestarme


text: apestándoles

title: apestándoles


text: apestándole

title: apestándole


text: apestarle

title: apestarle


text: apestarles

title: apestarles


text: apestándome

title: apestándome


text: apestarse

title: apestarse


text: apestarlas

title: apestarlas


text: apestándolos

title: apestándolos


text: apestarlo

title: apestarlo


text: apestándolas

title: apestándolas


text: apestarnos

title: apestarnos


text: apestaros

title: apestaros


text: apestándonos

title: apestándonos


text: apestándose

title: apestándose


text: apestándote

title: apestándote


text: apestarla

title: apestarla


text: arrugarte

title: arrugarte


text: arrugándonos

title: arrugándonos


text: arrugándome

title: arrugándome


text: arrugarme

title: arrugarme


text: arrugarla

title: arrugarla


text: arrugándoles

title: arrugándoles


text: arrugarles

title: arrugarles


text: arrugarnos

title: arrugarnos


text: arrugándole

title: arrugándole


text: arrugándote

title: arrugándote


text: arrugarle

title: arrugarle


text: arrugándoos

title: arrugándoos


text: arrugándose

title: arrugándose


text: arrugarlas

title: arrugarlas


text:
tiklad

Noun

 * 1)  a person's first conquest in war
 * 2)  a person's first conquest in love

title: tiklad


text: arrugarlos

title: arrugarlos


text: arrugándola

title: arrugándola


text: arrugándolas

title: arrugándolas


text: arrugándolo

title: arrugándolo


text: arrugarlo

title: arrugarlo


text: arrugándolos

title: arrugándolos


text: arrugaros

title: arrugaros


text: aterrizándonos

title: aterrizándonos


text: aterrizarles

title: aterrizarles


text: aterrizarlo

title: aterrizarlo


text: aterrizándole

title: aterrizándole


text: aterrizarnos

title: aterrizarnos


text: aterrizarla

title: aterrizarla


text: aterrizarme

title: aterrizarme


text: aterrizándoos

title: aterrizándoos


text: aterrizarlas

title: aterrizarlas


text: aterrizándote

title: aterrizándote


text: aterrizarte

title: aterrizarte


text: aterrizándolo

title: aterrizándolo


text: aterrizarse

title: aterrizarse


text: aterrizarle

title: aterrizarle


text: aterrizarlos

title: aterrizarlos


text: aterrizaros

title: aterrizaros


text: aterrizándoles

title: aterrizándoles


text: aterrizándolas

title: aterrizándolas


text: aterrizándola

title: aterrizándola


text: aterrizándose

title: aterrizándose


text: aterrizándome

title: aterrizándome


text: aterrizándolos

title: aterrizándolos


text: atragantándolo

title: atragantándolo


text: atragantarla

title: atragantarla


text: atragantándola

title: atragantándola


text: atragantarles

title: atragantarles


text: atragantándose

title: atragantándose


text: atragantándoles

title: atragantándoles


text: atragantarme

title: atragantarme


text: atragantándonos

title: atragantándonos


text: atragantarnos

title: atragantarnos


text: atragantaros

title: atragantaros


text: atragantarte

title: atragantarte


text: atragantándolos

title: atragantándolos


text: atragantándolas

title: atragantándolas


text: atragantándome

title: atragantándome


text: atragantándoos

title: atragantándoos


text: atragantándole

title: atragantándole


text: atragantarlos

title: atragantarlos


text: atragantándote

title: atragantándote


text: atragantarlas

title: atragantarlas


text: atragantarle

title: atragantarle


text: atragantarlo

title: atragantarlo


text: μόνῳ

title: μόνῳ


text: atrasaros

title: atrasaros


text: atrasándolo

title: atrasándolo


text: atrasarlas

title: atrasarlas


text: atrasándose

title: atrasándose


text: atrasarlos

title: atrasarlos


text: atrasándote

title: atrasándote


text: atrasarme

title: atrasarme


text: atrasarlo

title: atrasarlo


text: atrasarle

title: atrasarle


text: atrasándonos

title: atrasándonos


text: μόνῃ

title: μόνῃ


text: atrasarles

title: atrasarles


text: atrasándoles

title: atrasándoles


text: μόνην

title: μόνην


text: atrasarte

title: atrasarte


text: atrasándolos

title: atrasándolos


text: atrasándome

title: atrasándome


text: atrasándoos

title: atrasándoos


text: atrasándola

title: atrasándola


text: atrasándole

title: atrasándole


text: atrasándolas

title: atrasándolas


text: atrasarnos

title: atrasarnos


text: atrasarla

title: atrasarla


text: atribulándose

title: atribulándose


text: atribularos

title: atribularos


text: atribularnos

title: atribularnos


text: atribularle

title: atribularle


text: atribulándoos

title: atribulándoos


text: atribulándolos

title: atribulándolos


text: atribularla

title: atribularla


text: atribulándolas

title: atribulándolas


text: atribularlos

title: atribularlos


text: atribulándote

title: atribulándote


text: atribulándonos

title: atribulándonos


text: atribulándola

title: atribulándola


text: atribularme

title: atribularme


text: atribulándome

title: atribulándome


text: atribularles

title: atribularles


text: atribularte

title: atribularte


text: atribularlo

title: atribularlo


text: atribulándoles

title: atribulándoles


text: atribulándole

title: atribulándole


text: atribularlas

title: atribularlas


text: atribularse

title: atribularse


text: atribulándolo

title: atribulándolo


text: atronándola

title: atronándola


text: atronarlo

title: atronarlo


text: atronarse

title: atronarse


text: atronándonos

title: atronándonos


text: atronándole

title: atronándole


text: atronarme

title: atronarme


text: atronaros

title: atronaros


text: atronarlos

title: atronarlos


text: atronarle

title: atronarle


text: atronándote

title: atronándote


text: μόνοις

title: μόνοις


text: atronándoles

title: atronándoles


text: atronarnos

title: atronarnos


text: atronándolos

title: atronándolos


text: atronarlas

title: atronarlas


text: atronándolas

title: atronándolas


text: atronarla

title: atronarla


text: atronándoos

title: atronándoos


text: atronándose

title: atronándose


text: atronarte

title: atronarte


text: atronarles

title: atronarles


text: atronándome

title: atronándome


text: atronándolo

title: atronándolo


text: avanzaros

title: avanzaros


text: avanzarme

title: avanzarme


text: avanzarla

title: avanzarla


text: avanzándolos

title: avanzándolos


text: avanzarle

title: avanzarle


text: avanzarlas

title: avanzarlas


text: avanzándolas

title: avanzándolas


text: avanzarlos

title: avanzarlos


text: avanzándole

title: avanzándole


text: avanzándonos

title: avanzándonos


text: avanzándolo

title: avanzándolo


text: avanzándome

title: avanzándome


text: avanzándola

title: avanzándola


text: avanzándoos

title: avanzándoos


text: avanzándote

title: avanzándote


text: avanzarte

title: avanzarte


text: avanzarnos

title: avanzarnos


text: avanzándoles

title: avanzándoles


text: avasallarla

title: avasallarla


text: avasallándolas

title: avasallándolas


text: avasallándole

title: avasallándole


text: avasallándonos

title: avasallándonos


text: avasallándose

title: avasallándose


text: avasallándolos

title: avasallándolos


text: avasallándola

title: avasallándola


text: avasallarle

title: avasallarle


text: avasallarles

title: avasallarles


text: avasallándoos

title: avasallándoos


text: avasallándote

title: avasallándote


text: avasallándome

title: avasallándome


text: avasallarte

title: avasallarte


text: avasallarlas

title: avasallarlas


text: avasallaros

title: avasallaros


text: avasallarme

title: avasallarme


text:
Talk:interthink

This entry needs more work. No info on how this verb is/n't used in different persons (one person "interthinking" seems like one hand "clapping"). Also the origin of this neologism may not be so recent or unique. Anyone can put "inter" & "think(ing)" or "thought" together and it is comprehensible. My own father (c. 1970) once used "interthink" as a noun to describe a discussion group (somewhat facetiously I think). More recently (2008),, in a book review used "interthought" in describing 's concept of "noosphere," though it's not clear that this construction was ever used by him.--A12n (talk) 02:26, 10 October 2018 (UTC)

title: Talk:interthink


text: avasallarlo

title: avasallarlo


text: avasallándolo

title: avasallándolo


text: avasallarlos

title: avasallarlos


text: avasallándoles

title: avasallándoles


text: avasallarnos

title: avasallarnos


text: avezándose

title: avezándose


text: avezándolo

title: avezándolo


text: avezarlo

title: avezarlo


text: avezándote

title: avezándote


text: avezarla

title: avezarla


text: avezarte

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