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homemade

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home·made  (hmmd)
adj.
1. Made or prepared in the home: homemade pie.
2. Made by oneself.
3. Crudely or simply made.
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Adj.1.homemade - made or produced in the home or by yourself; "homemade bread"
factory-made - produced in quantity at a factory
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homemade → مُصَنع منزلياً domácí hjemmelavet selbstgemacht σπιτικός hecho en casa kotitekoinen fait maison domaće izrade casereccio 自家製の 집에서 만든 zelfgemaakt hjemmelaget domowego wyrobu caseiro домашнего приготовления hemgjord ที่ทำเองในครอบครัว ev yapımı nhà làm lấy 自制的
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