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facetious, abstemious, annelidous, arsenious are english words which contains all five vowels in alphabetical order


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  • Carry
    le mot scénette n’existe pas. il faut écrire saynète (mot d’origine Espagnole)
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Hors de sa position normale, en parlant d'un organe.
A ectopique
B leptorhinien
C émoulu
D caustique