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Lettris
Lettris is a curious tetris-clone game where all the bricks have the same square shape but different content. Each square carries a letter. To make squares disappear and save space for other squares you have to assemble English words (left, right, up, down) from the falling squares.
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Boggle gives you 3 minutes to find as many words (3 letters or more) as you can in a grid of 16 letters. You can also try the grid of 16 letters. Letters must be adjacent and longer words score better. See if you can get into the grid Hall of Fame !
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English thesaurus is mainly derived from The Integral Dictionary (TID).
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analogical dictionary
manche : tige servant à manier qqch[Classe]
partie d'un objet destinée à le saisir[Classe]
poing — (sock; punch; clout; poke; lick; biff; slug)[Thème]
violon[DomainDescrip.]
couteau[DomainDescrip.]
marteau[DomainDescrip.]
parapluie[DomainDescrip.]
fouet[DomainDescrip.]
sonnette[DomainDescrip.]
pinceau[DomainDescrip.]
rame, aviron, pagaie[DomainDescrip.]
balai[DomainDescrip.]
appendice — appendage[Hyper.]
manipuler — handle, palm - saisir — grip[Dérivé]
aspergill, aspersorium - bagage, bagages — accompanied luggage, baggage, luggage - batte, batte de baseball — baseball bat, lumber - porte-documents — briefcase, document case - brosse — besom, broom - tapette — carpet beater, rug beater - couffin, moïse, porte-bébé — baby sling, carrycot, carry-cot - coupe-fromage, fil à fromage, lyre à fromage — cheese cutter - tasse à café — coffee cup - cafetière — coffeepot, coffee pot, coffee-pot, jezve - batte — bat, cricket bat - coutellerie, couvert, couverts, service de couverts — cover, cutlery, eating utensil - outil tranchant, tranchant — edge tool - robinet — faucet, spigot, tap - poêle, poêle à frire — casserole, frying pan, frying-pan, frypan, pan, skillet - handbarrow - chariot, charrette, charrette à bras — cart, go-cart, handcart, pushcart, waggon, wagon - guidon — handlebar, handlebars - combiné — French telephone, handset - outil — hand tool - louche — ladle - chope, grande tasse, mug, tasse — mug - raquette — racket, racquet - casserole — saucepan - spatule — spatula - tasse à thé — teacup - parapluie, pébroc, pébroque, pépin, riflard — brolly, umbrella - arrosoir — can, watering can, watering-can, watering pot - massicot — guillotine, paper cutter - coupeur, découpeur — cutlery, cutter, cutting tool[Desc]
manche de hache — axe handle, ax handle - manche à balai — broom handle, broomstick - manche de fouet — crop - poignée — haft, helve - manche — hilt - manche de houe — hoe handle - bouton, bouton de porte, pomme, pommeau — knob - manche à balai — mop handle - poignée de casserole — panhandle - arçon — pommel, saddlebow - arçon, pommeau — pommel - manche de râteau — rake handle - crosse, manche — shaft, stock - crosse — butt, gunstock, stock[Spéc.]
emmancher[GenV+comp]
à manche court — short-handled - manipuler — handle, palm - saisir — grip[Dérivé]
tige — shank, stem[Desc]
anse (n.f.) • grip (n.) • haft (n.) • handgrip (n.) • handle (n.) • helve (n.) • hilt (n.) • hold (n.) • manche (n.m.) • poignée (n.f.) • prise (n.f.) • shaft (n.) • shank (n.)