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21,
21, from Denmark
Elder
31,
31, from France
Veteran
I don't know, either «foudroyant» or «crépusculaire» or «rémanence».
Foudroyant means "that has the speed and power of lightning".
Crépusculaire means something relative to dusk/twilight.
Rémanence more or less = afterglow
Réminiscence
In English:
Reminiscence, but probably because I pronunce it in French.
In Breton:
Loen; it means "animal".
Edited by Lianshen .
16,
16, from Vietnam
Veteran
Bánh Bao, in English bao cakes🙂
16,
16, from India
Veteran
20,
20, from France
Veteran
Aesthetic is visually appealing with the E following an A, the Sth
40,
40, from Luxembourg
Veteran
20,
20, from Germany
Veteran
Hiraeth is an welsh wort and means that you have a homesickness for a home you can't return to or a home that never was.
20,
20, from United States
Veteran
When I hear "legendary" in my mind appear Barney from "how I met your mother" 😉
OMG YESSSSSSS
24,
24, from Iran
Veteran
41,
41, from Poland
Veteran
33,
33, from Brazil
Veteran
27,
27, from Italy
Veteran
''Therefore'' ''thereafter'' ''nevertheless'' ''henceforth'' and any other words that are related to these ones 🙂
39,
39, from Germany
Expert
It's the name of our dog: Loki, cause I use it very much trough a day.
76,
76, from United Kingdom
Expert
39,
39, from Germany
Expert
19,
19, from Ukraine
Expert
I adore russian word 'Баребух' [barebuch], I'm not sure about an english analogue but it means a lumps of poop on sheep's butt
19,
19, from Germany
Expert
19,
19, from United States
Expert
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