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Italian for quick it can precede change-o in a magician's vocabulary

Foreign words & phrases • Level 49

A medical aphorism primum non nocere is translated as first of all do no this

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In spain you might go shopping for una chaqueta (a jacket) made of cuero (this)

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It's the arabic equivalent of the hebrew shalom

Foreign words & phrases • Level 239

Literally meaning to god it's how you say goodbye in spanish

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In latin the 5 ws are mostly qs; quando means this

Foreign words & phrases • Level 264

Skiers use this norwegian word to describe a zigzag course or a race on such a course

Foreign words & phrases • Level 277

This word popular with magicians is italian for quick or nimble

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Before a trip it's proper to wish someone bon this whether they're traveling by ship or not

Foreign words & phrases • Level 346

On discovering the principle of water displacement archimedes supposedly exclaimed this

Foreign words & phrases • Level 412

It's italian for an operatic solo

Foreign words & phrases • Level 427

Yiddish for a gossipy woman it's derived from a woman's name

Foreign words & phrases • Level 453

Referring to the sacred books of hinduism veda means knowledge in this language

Foreign words & phrases • Level 483

This arabic salutation often followed by alaikum means peace

Foreign words & phrases • Level 529

It's yiddish for a light snack

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In a spanish place of business a sign over a door marked salida means this

Foreign words & phrases • Level 554

Practitioners of karate & judo refer to their training school by this 4-letter japanese name

Foreign words & phrases • Level 562

It's italian for a master conductor or composer

Foreign words & phrases • Level 622

This rhyming chinese word for acting in a servile manner literally mean's knock one's head

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This italian word for baby was one of babe ruth's nicknames

Foreign words & phrases • Level 685

Beethoven put this italian word for a brisk tempo on 3 of the 4 movements of his fifth symphony

Foreign words & phrases • Level 701

Sayonara is japanese for this; hey we just got here

Foreign words & phrases • Level 872

A roman venturing into terra incognita would be traveling into this type of territory

Foreign words & phrases • Level 940

Yiddish for piece it's a performer's piece of business

Foreign words & phrases • Level 950

Derived from a word meaning cup it's the scandinavian equivalent of cheers or to your health

Foreign words & phrases • Level 960

It's sanskrit for a word or phrase that's repeated during meditation

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Locomotives with a 2-8-2 wheel configuration are called this type an old name for the emperor of japan

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The german dictum kirche kuche kinder translates to church kitchen & this

Foreign words & phrases • Level 1067

They're a type of riding breeches fitted tight below the knee named for a city in india

Foreign words & phrases • Level 1083

This hebrew word for peace is also used for hello & goodbye

Foreign words & phrases • Level 1200

You'll think it's fate that you know this turkish word for fate

Foreign words & phrases • Level 1265

Retired basketball star olajuwon sure must be smart; this his first name is arabic for wise one

Foreign words & phrases • Level 1280

French for very much or very many it often comes after merci

Foreign words & phrases • Level 1301

Meaning 10000 years this japanese cry of triumph was often used in battle

Foreign words & phrases • Level 1328

Germany's superhighway it's the equivalent of our expressways

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Add 1 letter to pizza & you'll have this italian term for a public square

Foreign words & phrases • Level 1367

Paints made with an egg binder are generally referred to by this italian word

Foreign words & phrases • Level 1374

Literally meaning divine wind it's used to refer to the japanese suicide pilots of world war ii

Foreign words & phrases • Level 1510

When seen on a german sign this word for attention means caution

Foreign words & phrases • Level 1525

Romanians call this day joi while swedes know it as torsdag

Foreign words & phrases • Level 1587

Japanese for way of the warrior it's the code by which a samurai lived

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An old french term designating its position above the rear haunch gives this popular cut its name

Foreign words & phrases • Level 1632

This latin word for earned frequently follows the name of a retired college professor

Foreign words & phrases • Level 1680

This word for durable work pants made of blue denim is from the hindi for a type of coarse cloth

Foreign words & phrases • Level 1681

It's the german word for forbidden or prohibited

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Spanish for little war it describes limited attacks behind enemy lines

Foreign words & phrases • Level 1690

Greek for seat of authority; the pope speaks ex or from there

Foreign words & phrases • Level 1778

From yiddish it can mean liquid chicken fat or a sappy sentimental story

Foreign words & phrases • Level 1800

In india a european gentleman would be addressed as sahib & his wife would be called this

Foreign words & phrases • Level 1823

It's italian for both please & you're welcome but not for spaghetti sauce

Foreign words & phrases • Level 1847

To make baklava you'll need some of these tissue-thin layers of pastry dough from the greek for leaf

Foreign words & phrases • Level 1849

In latin uva is a bunch of these whether green or purple seeded or seedless

Foreign words & phrases • Level 1855

It's the name the greeks gave to the primordial disorganization of the universe

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In japanese the name of this martial art means empty hand

Foreign words & phrases • Level 2002

Spanish for health it's often used as a toast

Foreign words & phrases • Level 2047

From the norwegian for sloping this word is used to describe zigzag skiing

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This rhyming chinese word means to touch one's head to the ground in respect or to act servile

Foreign words & phrases • Level 2130

In french plums are called prunes & grapes are called these

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Ferdinand von zeppelin could have told you it's the german equivalent of a count or earl

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An eskimo word for polar bear or the name of an eskimo of the north

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It's how you say thank you in japanese

Foreign words & phrases • Level 2382

To an esperanto speaker this beverage is lakto

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This french word in the name of john paul jones' ship literally means good man

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In an 1862 speech otto von bismarck spoke of eisen und blut iron & this

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It's italian for both please & you're welcome but not for spaghetti sauce

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The esperanto term for this relative is filo

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To an esperanto speaker this beverage is lakto

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If you know what gelt means in yiddish you'll earn some right now

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Derived from a word meaning cup it's the scandinavian equivalent of cheers or to your health

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It's the name the greeks gave to the primordial disorganization of the universe

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It's yiddish for a light snack

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In a spanish place of business a sign over a door marked salida means this

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Julio isn't just mr. iglesias' name; it's the spanish word for this month

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Yiddish for piece it's a performer's piece of business

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A medical aphorism primum non nocere is translated as first of all do no this

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This italian word for black may remind you of a fiddling emperor

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When in spain it's the kind of food you'd expect to buy at la pescaderia

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People in paris mainly use this word to say yes

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Yiddish for a gossipy woman it's derived from a woman's name

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