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Kabkab, also
known as c****ava
cracker or c****ava crisp, is a
traditional Filipino disc-shaped
wafer made from
ground c****ava. It
originates from the southern...
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common names for the fern are
pakpak lawin, gurar, koi hin, ashvakatri,
kabkab, kabkaban, or uphatkarul.
Aglaomorpha quercifolia is
native to India, Southeast...
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Three Damascene women, 1873:
peasant (left),
Druze in
tantour headdress, and
urban lady
wearing qabqab (i.e.
kabkab or
platform shoes)...
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Thoub is a
gauzy loose dress that is worn on the Nefnef. Ne'al and
Kabkab or
Karkab are two
kinds of footwear.
Khamseh Arab
nomads live in eastern...
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cracker Kabkab Kiping Krupuk kulit, a food of
similar texture and
appearance made of beef...
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Taftan (Indian
subcontinent and Iran)
Aparon (Philippines) Bánh (Vietnam)
Kabkab (Philippines)
Khanom buang (Thailand): rice
flour Kiping (Philippines) Piaya...
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Barbari bread Bhakri Bhatoora Bindae-tteok Bing
Bolani Chapati Danbing Kaak
Kabkab Kattama Khubz Kiping Kulcha Gözleme
Jolada rotti Lahoh Laobing Lavash Luchi...
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cracker Kabkab Kiping Kripik Rempeyek Emping Seblak Duros kurupuk (Sundanese), kerupuk...
- Jundullah, army of
angels who
helped Muhammad in the battlefield. (Angels)
Kabkab, a
devil causing trouble to people. (Devil) Kalqa’il,
guardian of the fifth...
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Brittle Panocha mani
Sampalok candy Yema
Chips and
crackers Banana chips Kabkab/C****ava
cracker Kropek Kiping Pinasugbo/Consilva
Frozen desserts Avocado...
