Associations to the word «Dere»
Noun
- Dey
- Dat
- Nigger
- Git
- Dem
- Jus
- Fer
- Ole
- Ter
- Ob
- Vas
- Ful
- Bout
- Ain
- Dis
- Den
- Massa
- Oder
- Til
- Dar
- Ting
- Gan
- Folk
- Bey
- Gal
- Wen
- Feller
- Hem
- Ag
- Che
- Em
- Er
- Plantation
- Kin
- Oman
- Chloe
- Som
- Julie
- Cas
- Se
- Sus
- Elsie
- Roberta
- Tak
- Overseer
- Heap
- Pea
- Mo
- Banjo
- Lat
- En
- Bot
- Cos
- Scalp
- Cabbage
- De
- Gully
- Chu
- Stan
- Ax
- Una
- Cr
- Wight
- Po
- Ry
- Mule
- Fir
- Alec
- Ne
- Street
- Mars
- Preacher
- Might
- Dot
- Tempo
- Chile
- Swamp
- Mai
- Corn
- Nobody
- Durham
- Jest
- Della
- Dan
Wiktionary
DERE, noun. (UK dialectal) Hurt; harm; injury.
DERE, verb. (transitive) (UK dialectal) To hurt; harm; injure; wound.
DERE, verb. (transitive) (UK dialectal) To annoy, trouble, grieve.
Wise words
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