en slip knot (n) |
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nrf noeud couothant (n) |
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it accappiatura (n) |
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en snickle (n) |
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en slip knot (n) |
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it accappiare (v) |
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it calappio (n) |
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en slip knot (n) |
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fi vetosilmukka (n) |
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it accappiettare (v) |
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hil balo (n) |
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en slip knot (n) |
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it cappio (n) |
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en slip knot (n) |
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en four in hand (n) |
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it nodo scorsoio (n) |
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en running knot (n) |
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en slip knot (n) |
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fr nœud coulant (n) |
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en slip noose (n) |
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en snickled (a) |
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en slip knot (n) |
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te జారుముడి (n) |
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