REPPLIER

Meaning of REPPLIER in English

transcription, транскрипция: [ ˈre-ˌplir, -plē-ər ]

biographical name

Agnes 1855-1950 American essayist

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REPPLIER — biographical name Agnes 1855-1950 American essayist
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REPPLIER — /rep"lear/ , n. Agnes , 1855-1950, U.S. essayist.
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REPPLIER — Pronunciation: ' re- ˌ plir, -pl ē - ə r Function: biographical name Agnes 1855-1950 American essayist
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TRAFFIC
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STRANGE
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