Usually means: Crispy, fried, Indian snack noodles.
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  6. SEV (company), SEV, Sev (band), Sev (food), Sev: Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia

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Definitions from Wiktionary (sev)

▸ noun:  An Indian snack food consisting of small pieces of crunchy noodles made from chickpea flour paste.

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Adjectives:
chlenov, stran, clenov, late, chlenakh, early, turkish, average, mod, chlenami, single

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Similar:
said, see, eral, 0, 02, 1, 13, 2A, 51, 66, more...

Phrases:
Sev Ohanian, more...

Adjectives:
chlenov, stran, clenov, late, chlenakh, early, turkish, average, mod, chlenami, single



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