- lussing
- lus|singsb., -en, -er, -erne, i sms. lussinge-, fx lussingesyge
Dansk ordbog. 2015.
lussing
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huskekage — subst., n, r, rne = lussing; give ham en huskekage … Danske encyklopædi
kindhest — subst., en, e, ene lussing … Danske encyklopædi
