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clapper▼noun
the tongue of a bell

contumely▼noun
offensive and abusive language or behaviour

language▼noun
body of words used as a form of communication

language▼noun
computer language

language▼noun
nonverbal communication

language▼noun
particular words used

language▼noun
the ability to communicate using words

language▼noun
vocabulary of a particular field

locale▼noun
language-related settings

tang▼noun
anything resembling a tongue in form or position

tang▼noun
projecting part of an object by means of which it is secured to some other part

tongue▼noun
flap in a shoe

tongue▼noun
organ

Old Church Slavonic▼noun
the first literary and liturgical Slavic language

Old High German▼noun
Old High German

English▼noun
one's ability to employ the English language

English▼noun
the English language

English▼adjective
of or pertaining to the English language

Arabic▼noun
alphabet

Karu▼noun
the Karu language

Basque▼noun
language

Bengali▼noun
language

Bicol▼noun
language

Bosnian▼noun
the standardized variety of Serbo-Croatian

Breton▼noun
the language

Chuukese▼noun
member of an ethnic group

Romani▼noun
language

object language▼noun
lexicography: language of headwords

target language▼noun
language into which a translation is done

Etruscan▼noun
extinct language of Etruria

Finnish▼noun
language

formal language▼noun
set of finite strings

French▼adjective
of or relating to the French language

Ge'ez▼noun
Ethiopian language

Hawaiian▼noun
Hawaiian language

Karaim▼noun
Kipchak Turkic language with Aramaic and Persian influences

Kalmyk▼noun
language

classical language▼noun
ancient language with a rich literary tradition

Komi▼noun
language

computer language▼noun
language associated with computers