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hollowed-out calabash (used as peasant lunchbasket) [n.]Kreyòl : kalanbouk
English : hollowed-out calabash (used as peasant lunchbasket)
Français : calebasse évidée (servant de panier repas de paysan)
Español : Calabaza ahuecada (utilizada como cesta de almuerzo de campesino/a)
Português : cabaça oca (usada como cesta de almoço do camponês)
peasant, 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), to shove out, chase out, to evict; to clear out, leave, ABCD , No Q in Creole alphabet, but Q is used in name transcriptions and in sciences like math. "K" and "KW" are used for similar sounds., peasant, guajiro, drop-out ( of school) , hash out; discuss; talk over, out , Out of sight, out of mind, swim out by oneself, strive to get out of it, to feel strange or out of place, to feel like a fish out of water, to make do with, to help out; to seek out help from, fulfill one's needs, to uproot , root out, pull out (by the roots ) , eradicate; to clear ( land); to fire (from job) , remove from office, depose, over throw; to lynch; to pillage, plunder, burn;, to winnow; to spread, spread around; to lay out, display; to talk loudly, to stretch out, watch out for [warning]. be careful to to , (see ‘kòd’) (term used for ‘kòd’ in some part of Laplenn), A ritual term used in voodoo ceremonies., aac .
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