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talpiadj
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    1. plantar
      UK: plæntɑ
talpig egyenruhábanexp
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    1. dressed in dress
      USA: dre'st ɪ'n dre's UK: drest ɪn dres
talpig férfiexp
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    1. man's man
      USA: mæ'nz mæ'n UK: mɔŋ mæn
    1. a man's man
      USA: eɪ' mæ'nz mæ'n UK: eɪ mɔŋ mæn
talpkőnoun
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    1. keystone
      USA: kiː'stoʊ"n UK: kiːstoʊn
talplemeznoun
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  1. arch
    1. plinth
      USA: plɪ'nθ UK: plɪnθ
talpnyalásnoun
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    1. sycophancy
      UK: sɪkəfənsiː
    1. informal soft-soap
      USA: sɔː'fsoʊ"p UK: sɔftsoʊp
    1. soft solder
      USA: sɔ'ft sɔ'dəː· UK: sɔft sɔldər
    1. informal slaver
      UK: slævər
    1. blarney
      UK: blɑniː
    1. adulation
      USA: æ"ʤʌ·leɪ'ʃʌ·n UK: ædjʊleɪʃn
talpnyalónoun
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    1. toady
      UK: toʊdiː
    1. tame spaniel
      USA: teɪ'm spæ'nyʌ·l UK: teɪm spænɪəl
    1. sycophantic
      USA: sɪ"kʌ·fæ'ntɪ·k UK: sɪkəfæntɪk
    1. informal sycophant
      UK: sɪkəfænt
    1. spaniel
      USA: spæ'nyʌ·l UK: spænɪəl
    1. informal slimy
      USA: slaɪ'miː· UK: slaɪmiː
    1. satellite
      USA: sæ'tʌ·laɪ"t UK: sætəlaɪt
    1. pipsqueak
      UK: pɪpskwiːk
    1. informal Aus pip-squeak
      UK: pɪpskwiːk
    1. minion
      USA: mɪ'nyʌ·n UK: mɪnɪən
    1. grovelling
      UK: grɔvlɪŋ
    1. groveling
      USA: grɔː'vʌ·lɪ·ŋ UK: grɔvlɪŋ
    1. fawning
      USA: fɔː'nɪ·ŋ UK: fɔːnɪŋ
    1. informal crawler
      UK: krɔːlər
    1. old courtly
      USA: kɔː'rtliː· UK: kɔːtliː
    1. bootlicker
      UK: buːtlɪkə
    1. boot-licker
      UK: buːtlɪkə
    1. adulator
      UK: ædjʊleɪtə
    1. abject
      USA: æ'bʤe·kt UK: æbʤekt
talponadj
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    1. on foot
      USA: ɔ'n fʊ't UK: ɔn fʊt
    1. astir
      UK: əstəːr
talponállónoun
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    1. pub
      USA: pʌ'b UK: pʌb
    1. bar
      USA: bɔ'r UK: bɑr
talpon vanexp
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    1. be on one's feet
      USA: biː· ɔ'n wʌ'nz fiː't UK: biː ɔn wʌnz fiːt
talpra állv
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    1. recover
      USA: rɪ·kʌ'vəː· UK: rɪkʌvər
    1. pull through
      USA: pʊ'l θruː' UK: pʊl θruː
    1. pull round
      USA: pʊ'l raʊ'nd UK: pʊl raʊnd
    1. pick up
      USA: pɪ'k ʌ'p UK: pɪk ʌp
    1. mend
      USA: me'nd UK: mend
    1. get up
      USA: gɪ't ʌ'p UK: get ʌp
    1. find one's feet
      USA: faɪ'nd wʌ'nz fiː't UK: faɪnd wʌnz fiːt
talpraállásnoun
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    1. recovery
      USA: rɪ·kʌ'vəː·iː· UK: rɪkʌvəriː
talpra állítv
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    1. pull through
      USA: pʊ'l θruː' UK: pʊl θruː
    1. pull round
      USA: pʊ'l raʊ'nd UK: pʊl raʊnd
talpra állít vkitv
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    1. set sy on his legs again
      USA: se't saɪ' ɔ'n hʌ·z le'gz ʌ·geɪ'n
talpraesettadj
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    1. spirited
      USA: spɪ'rʌ·tʌ·d UK: spɪrɪtɪd
    1. snappy
      USA: snæ'piː· UK: snæpiː
    1. smart
      USA: smɔ'rt UK: smɑt
    1. neat
      USA: niː't UK: niːt
    1. expeditious
      USA: e"kspʌ·dɪ'ʃʌ·s UK: ekspɪdɪʃəs
    1. informal UK clever
      USA: kle'vəː· UK: klevər
    1. apt
      USA: æ'pt UK: æpt
talpraesettenadv
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    1. snappily
    1. aptly
      USA: æ'ptliː· UK: æptliː
talpraesett feleletexp
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    1. neat retort
      USA: niː't riː'tɔː"rt UK: niːt rɪtɔːt
talpraesettségnoun
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    1. neatness
      USA: niː'tnʌ·s UK: niːtnəs
talpraesett válasznoun
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    1. informal score
      USA: skɔː'r UK: skɔːr
    1. fitting answer
      USA: fɪ'tɪ·ŋ æ'nsəː· UK: fɪtɪŋ ɑnsər
talpra esikexp
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    1. light on one's feet
      USA: laɪ't ɔ'n wʌ'nz fiː't UK: laɪt ɔn wʌnz fiːt
    1. land on one's feet
      USA: læ'nd ɔ'n wʌ'nz fiː't UK: lænd ɔn wʌnz fiːt
    1. fall on one's feet
      USA: fɔ'l ɔ'n wʌ'nz fiː't UK: fɔːl ɔn wʌnz fiːt
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