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1 Results for A person, (usually) a child, who soils himself
A person, (usually) a child, who soils himself [n./adj.] Topic: Kreyòl rèk.Kreyòl : kakatwè
English : A person, (usually) a child, who soils himself
Français : Une personne, (généralement) un enfant, qui se salit
Español : Una persona, (normalmente) un niño, que se ensucia
Português : Uma pessoa, (geralmente) uma criança, que se suja
himself / herself / itself , himself , usually , Hi kiddo (usually for a child), Hi sweetie (usually for a child), Child abuse , child:Ex: I just saw a child cross the street by herself., good and close friend, "sis"; (title used by parents when addressing their child's godmother, or by godmother to child's mother; title used by godfather to godmother; title used by best man to maid of honor), a scoundrel person; a dishonest person, person with potbelly, big gut; bum, no-count person; poor quality, person-to-person transmission, slovenly person, immoral or unscrupulous person; coward, type, type of person , worthless person, insignificant person, grimace, abase, amenity , associate, conformist , fatuous .
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