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95 different matching expressions found:
| sor | array |
| bed | |
| file | |
| line | |
| range | |
| rank | |
| rope | |
| row | |
| series | |
| string | |
| train | |
| sör | beer |
| hops | |
| john barleycorn | |
| malt liquor | |
| slosh | |
| csőr | beak |
| bill | |
| kisser | |
| lip | |
| rostrum, rostra | |
| toe | |
| sors | cast |
| cup | |
| fate | |
| fortune | |
| lot | |
| portion | |
| predestination | |
| weird | |
| sor- | ordinal |
| sort | shorts |
| csór | to snoop |
| fasor | alley |
| avenue | |
| vista | |
| csóró | blighter |
| cod | |
| sörte | bristle |
| sorja | burr |
| sörét | lead shot |
| pellet | |
| small shot | |
| műsor | line-up |
| sorra | one after the other |
| sorol | to count |
| soroz | to levy |
| csörte | bout |
| söröző | buttery |
| csörlő | capstan |
| crab | |
| gin | |
| winch | |
| csorba | chipped |
| jagged | |
| nick | |
| nicked | |
| notch | |
| csörgő | clanking |
| clanky | |
| rattle | |
| csorda | drove |
| gang | |
| herd | |
| horde | |
| uzsora | extortionate |
| usury | |
| sortűz | fusillade |
| platoon | |
| salvo | |
| volley | |
| volley-firing | |
| címsor | heading |
| sorfal | hedge |
| wall | |
| sorköz | lead |
| házsor | line of houses |
| row of houses | |
| névsor | list |
| roster | |
| sörény | mane |
| csórás | nick |
| sorban | one after the other |
| sorozó | recruiter |
| képsor | sequence |
| sörbet | sorbet |
| csörög | to clank |
| to clink | |
| to jangle | |
| to jingle | |
| to rattle | |
| elcsór | to nip |
| to pilfer | |
| to snag | |
| to snoop |
Searching the extension dictionary:
5 different matching expressions found:
| sor | queue |
| sors | destiny |
| sörte | brust |
| műsor | programme |
| soros | serial |
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