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What does the Thai word moo mean in English?
Moo in Thai means
"pig"
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It's a very common word used in Thai cuisine, like "moo grob" (crispy pork).
What is the Swahili word for flame?
How many open syllable gigantic?
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What does chelu mean in English?
What is a prefix for coherent?
How do you use the word ditto?
What part is speech but?
What does Feng Shui mean?
What are two homophones that mean surround and squeeze?
Statements that rely primarily on demoralize language are likely to be factual?
What part of speech is the word happiest?
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