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sham - English
kasahorow English Dictionary
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Location of Greatest Variability: England
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- shame-faced crab
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- sham ( noun )
- -a bandia, matarajio, taraja, tegemeo, tumai, tumaini, pyoro, pyororo, -belenga, -faragua, -jigamba, -jitapa, -jivuna, -jisifu, fidhuli, juujuu, kinaifu, peketevu, pekutevu, shashimamishi, sodawi, imani, ithibati, uamini, uaminifu, ushupavu, puleki, puluki, -shindika, singizioxɔ, nɔƒe, mɔkpɔkpɔ, gble ame, ƒo nu eme na kɔ, ƒo adegbe, ƒo adegbe, dze ame ɔokui ŋu, ƒo adegbe,, do ameɔokui ɖe dzi, kakaɔedzi, kakaɔedzi, dzixɔse, ŋudzedzekpɔkpɔ, dzixɔse, ka ɖe nu dzi, xɔ se, dzixɔse, ka ɖe nu dzi, xɔ se, ƒuƒluexpectation, to debauch, boastful, brag, arrogant, haughty, confidence, certain, obligatory duties, tact, tactfulness, certain, positive, positive, belief, assertion, affirmation
It's a sham
- noun—singular—Basic—English—
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- put to shame
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