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48 different matching expressions found:
| kasa | flannel |
| kása | mush |
| pulp | |
| squash | |
| kásás | pulpy |
| slushy | |
| sokaság | abundance |
| crowd | |
| host | |
| legion | |
| multitude | |
| numbers | |
| swarm | |
| turnout | |
| zabkása | flummery |
| gruel | |
| porridge | |
| stir-about | |
| ócskaság | bric-a-brac |
| junk | |
| schlock | |
| ritkaság | curio |
| rarity | |
| scarcity | |
| tarkaság | diversity |
| variegation | |
| kasazakó | flannel jacket |
| árpakása | hulled barley |
| kásás hó | mush of snow |
| ritkásan | sparsely |
| derekasan | manfully |
| a sokaság | the many |
| gyapjúkasa | flannel |
| kasanadrág | flannel trousers |
| flannels | |
| ravaszkásan | archly |
| munkásanyag | manpower |
| zabkásaleves | gruel |
| kukoricakása | mush |
| barkasajtolás | embossing |
| áruk kirakása | setout |
| kásás (gyümölcs) | sleepy |
| szokásává válik vmi | to fall into a habit |
| szokásává tesz vmit | to make a practice of doing sg |
| derekasan viselkedett | he acquitted himself well |
| szokása vmit megtenni | to be in the way of doing sg |
| kerülgeti a forró kását | to beat about the bush |
| felhúzza a kakasát (puskának) | to cock |
Searching the extension dictionary:
14 different matching expressions found:
| jégkása | mush-ice |
| zabkása | oatmeal |
| ritkaság | rareness |
| köleskása | millet |
| fazekasagyag | potter's clay |
| szokásává tesz | make a practice of doing |
| derekasan küzd | put up a good fight |
| szokása megtenni | be in the way of doing |
| otthon, a lakásán | home / at - |
| megszokásává válik | fall into a habit |
| érdekesség,ritkaság | curiosity |
| az ő saját (lakása) | his own (flat) |
| kerülgeti a forró kását | beat about the bush |
|
mosást vállal |
take washing |
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