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baranycross-bar ~ a cross-bar of wood or iron. [Eng. Bar, or Fr. Barre.]
zafindraonycrossbreed ~ a crossbreed (of people, animals, birds)
hitanycrossed by him/her/them (to be)
hitanycrossed by him/her/them (that which is to be)
dikacrossed ~ crossed over
dikainacrossed (to be) ~ to be crossed by something
itanacrossed (to be) ~ to be crossed, as a river, a valley, etc.
voadikacrossed ~ overstepped, crossed; translated, as words from one language into another
lakoroacross (the) ~ a cross. A word only used by the Roman Catholics. [Fr. la croix]
lakroacross (the holy)
mivokovokocross (to form a) ~ to intersect; to form an X or a cross
vokovokocross (a) ~ the figure X; a cross
maka am-bavanycross-examine (to) ~ To cross-examine prisoners or accused persons.
manjolacross-eyed ~ to be crosseyed; to glare at someone
njolacross-eyed ~ cross-eyed, squint-eyed
foteninacross-grained ~ cross-grained. (Prov.)
fitanacrossing a river (act of) ~ the act of crossing a river, a valley. etc., a crossing place, a ford
hitsadalambycrossing (a railroad) ~ a railroad crossing
fitanacrossing place (a) ~ the act of crossing a river, a valley. etc., a crossing place, a ford
sakeli-dalanacrossroad ~ a fork in the road, a crossroad
sampananacrossroads ~ a fork in the road, crossroads
sampanan-dalanacrossroads ~ a fork in the road, crossroads
sakanacrosswise (something placed) ~ something placed crosswise, a barrier

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hazom-basycrosse d'un fusil (la)

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Crossandra
crosslegi
Crossonephelis