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soapflakes

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soapflakes [ˈsəʊpfleɪks] nplpaillettes fpl de savon
soap opera nsoap > m, feuilleton m
soap powder nlessive f, lessive f en poudre
soapflakes [ˈsəʊpˌfleɪks] nplsapone msg in scaglie


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The fibres will then be sprinkled with soapflakes and the dance floor soaked, activating the soap-flakes to start the felting process.
Jean Harlow, Hollywood's first blonde bombshell dyed her hair with a mixture of peroxide, household bleach, soapflakes and ammonia.
Written as a soundtrack to controversial US film-maker Todd Solondz's cult film of the same name, only Belle & Sebastian could have worked to the brief to provide "an audio representation of a housewife stroking her favourite soapflakes box" by the director.
 
 
 
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