Herz
| 18:14 Feb 18, 2001 |
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| na +1 | heart |
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| na +1 | a gentle heart |
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5 mins peer agreement (net): +1
heart Explanation: a heart of marzipan meaning in the shape of an heart... Guten apetit! Myself. I love Marzipan! |
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14 mins peer agreement (net): +1
heart Explanation: just in case you are not talking of the type of marzipan heart than one can eat... there is a song that says: Ich drück Dich an mein grosses Herz aus Marzipan meaning I press you against my big heart of marzipan... obviously here its meant something like a "sweet heart"... not talking of the real marzipan hearts ... own knowledge |
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16 mins peer agreement (net): +1
center Explanation: just another suggestion: if it's not actually marzipan in a heart shape, this could also refer to a treat with a marzipan center or a marzipan-filled sweet. HTH! |
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1 hr peer agreement (net): +1
a gentle heart Explanation: just another train of thought, the "Herz aus Marzipan" could also be referred to as someone who has a heart as soft as marzipane. just an idea |
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