pretty is dore

pretty = dore (Lhaesin pronunciation = DOHR, pronounced like door) (adjective) (some things Google found for "dore": Dore and Doré is an uncommon last name; notably French artist and illustrator Gustave Doré; an unusual first name; Dore Abbey in Herefordshire, England; Castle Dore is an Iron Age hill fort (ringfort) in Cornwall; means "door" in Middle English; similar doré means "golden; gilded" in French; a doré bar is a semi-pure alloy of gold and silver created at a mine and then transported to a refinery for further refinement; name of places in Indonesia, Burkina Faso, USA (North Dakota), Togo, Chad, Pakistan, Nigeria, Mozambique, Haiti, and United Kingdom (Sheffield))

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difficult is ferucen

difficult = ferucen (Lhaesin pronunciation = FERR-UH-KEHN) (adjective) (some things Google found for "ferucen": usernames; a very rare last name)

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easy is jile

easy = jile (Lhaesin pronunciation = JEYEL, rhymes with file) (adjective) (some things Google found for "jile": Jile Temple is a Buddhist temple in northeast China; jile (AKA gile) is a type of dagger with a long curved blade used by the Afar people of the Horn of Africa; an unusual first name; an unusual last name; name of places in China; similar jíle (Romanization) can mean "extremely" in Mandarin; similar jílè (Romanization) can mean "bliss" in Mandarin)

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young is taun

young = taun (Lhaesin pronunciation = TAWN, rhymes with fawn) (adjective) (some things Google found for "taun": Taun We is the name of a fictional female Kaminoan character in Star Wars: Attack of the Clones; similar taun taun is a fictional tall bipedal snow reptile on the ice planet of Hoth in the Star Wars movie The Empire Strikes Back; taun tree is a common name for a tropical hardwood and fruit tree (pometia pinnata) of South Asia and Southeast Asia; an unusual last name; a rare first name; means "plague" in Azerbaijani; name of a place in Papua New Guinea)

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new is zole

new = zole (Lhaesin pronunciation = ZOHL) (adjective) (some things Google found for "zole": a Latvian trick-taking cooperative card game for 3 to 5 players; Bowl of 'Zole, Pozole (Mexican food) Festival; a rare last name; a rare first name; name of places in Nigeria and Central African Republic; similar Zolé is a place in Côte d'Ivoire)

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old is garn

old = garn (Lhaesin pronunciation = GARRN, rhymes with barn) (adjective) (some things Google found for "garn": an uncommon last name; an unusual first name that can be masculine; GARN is an acronym for Global Alliance for Rights of Nature; GARN is an American manufacturer of smokeless wood-burning furnaces; means "yarn" in German, Danish and Icelandic; name of places in the world in India and Sweden; similar Le Garn is a place in France; similar Y Garn is a mountain in Wales)

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bad is rhuc

bad = rhuc (Lhaesin pronunciation = RHUHK, rhymes with duck) (some things Google found for "rhuc": a very rare last name; a very rare first name; RHUC is an acronym for Renal hypouricemia which is a kidney disorder; RHUC is an acronym for Richmond Hill United Church and also for Richmond Hill Ultimate Club in Ontario, Canada)

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good is nove

good = nove (Lhaesin pronunciation = NOHV, rhymes with stove) (some things Google found for "nove": a recently founded designer Swiss watch brand; an Italian cable television channel; an unusual first name; a unusual last name; means "nine" in Italian and Portuguese; novē means "newly, in a new or unusual manner" in Latin; similar "nové" can mean "new" in Czech and Slovak; name of places in Ukraine and Italy; similar Novë is the name of a place in Albania)

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happy is ciraen

happy = ciraen (Lhaesin pronunciation = CIRR-AN) (adjective) (a few things Google found for "ciraen": a very rare first name; usernames; fantasy or gaming character names)

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sad is terit

sad = terit (Lhaesin pronunciation = TERR-IHT) (adjective) (a few things Google found for "terit": a very rare first name; a very rare last name; Terit is a minor character in the anime Future Boy Conan (1978); Terit Tonhoof is the name of a NPC Satyr character in Everquest II; conjugation of Latin verb meaning "to rub, to wear away"; similar terít is a verb meaning "to spread, to spread out" in Hungarian: similar térít is a verb meaning "to bring round, to convert (to another faith)" in Hungarian)

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fast is srere

fast = srere (Lhaesin pronunciation = SREER, rhymes with spear) (adjective) (a few things Google found for "srere": a rare last name; similar Sreer is a slightly less rare last name than Srere; a very rare first name)

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This word means moving or capable of moving with great speed. Fast has multiple meanings in English.

slow is podor

slow = podor (Lhaesin pronunciation = POH-DOR) (adjective) (a few things Google found for "podor": a rare to unusual last name; a rare first name; similarly named Pödör brand oils and vinegars; name of places in Senegal and Indonesia)

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thin is riyca

thin = riyca (Lhaesin pronunciation = REYE-KAH, first syllable vowel is long i) (adjective) (a few things Google found for "riyca": RIYCA is an acronym for Ross Island Yacht Club Antarctica which is an organization within McMurdo Station, Antarctica; computer users names; a very rare first name)

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thick is haevel

thick = haevel (Lhaesin pronunciation = HAV-EHL) (adjective) (a few things Google found for "haevel": a rare last name that can be Swiss; computer usernames)

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low is nud

low = nud (Lhaesin pronunciation = NUHD) (adjective) (a few things Google found for "nud": NUD is an acronym for Northshore Utility District (in Washington state); NUD is an acronym for Non-Ulcer Dyspepsia; Nud Collection is a Swedish designer brand of lighting fixtures and light bulbs; NUD is a premium brand of women's clothing from India; a rare last name; a rare first name; can mean "nude, naked" in Romanian)

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