In an oddly brotherly drunken gesture, Cole tried to give his roommate a noogie.
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Cole
//kəʊl//
Synonyms for "cole" (8 found)
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13 translations across 12 languages.
Ancient Greek
1 entries- γογγυλίς noun (brassica)
Catalan
1 entries- col noun (brassica)
Finnish
1 entries- kaali noun (brassica)
French
1 entries- choux noun (brassica)
Greek
1 entries- κράμβη noun (brassica)
Hungarian
1 entries- káposzta noun (brassica)
Italian
1 entries- ravizzone noun (brassica)
Latin
1 entries- ērūca noun (brassica)
Portuguese
2 entries- brassicácea noun (brassica)
- couve noun (brassica)
Romanian
1 entries- varză noun (brassica)
Russian
1 entries- капу́ста noun (brassica)
Spanish
1 entries- col noun (brassica)
Sample sentences
12 total sentences available.
You can check my music out on Spotify — just search in the ‘artist’ category for “Alex Sharp Cole.”
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“We work on assignments, and then we’ll start an adventure, whether we do it as a family or whether the kids do it individually,” said Juliana Cole, an entrepreneur who has three children, ranging from a kindergartener to an eighth-grader.
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Anthony Cole is a well-known social psychologist.
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