Varianten
| fett |
fat
bold
fatty
rich
adipose
|
| mutig |
brave
courageous
bold
valiant
plucky
spirited
|
| kühn |
bold
daring
audacious
hardy
valiant
intrepid
|
| fettgedruckt |
bold
|
| dreist |
bold
brazenly
brazen
brash
audacious
impudent
|
| verwegen |
daring
bold
audacious
foolhardy
rash
rakish
|
| kräftig |
strong
powerful
vigorous
robust
substantial
firm
|
| wagemutig |
daring
bold
audacious
|
| tapfer |
brave
valiant
courageous
bold
gallant
valorous
|
| unerschrocken |
undaunted
intrepid
unafraid
bold
dauntless
brave
|
| plakativ |
striking
bold
pithy
|
| vermessen |
presumptuous
impudent
|
| unverfroren |
cool
audacious
bold
unabashed
insolent
barefaced
|
| grob |
coarse
rough
gross
heavy
crude
rude
|
| tolldreist |
bold
|
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“A rather bold plan, is it not, coming alone and threatening my thieves within our own guildhall?
I see people unfurl banners from their bags and shake them out, red paint on white cloth, and others unzip tops to reveal T-shirts underneath, bearing bold red lettering.
She’d once been bold.
One name, in bold letters.
Who could aid Briallyn so she’d be bold enough to do such a thing?
And deciding to damn caution to hell, he asked, “Which of the queens would do something this bold?
Up and down the street, there were hundreds of people, and the thieves were not bold enough to come after him with so many witnesses.
Another chance to be bold and daring like she used to be pre-Judy?
In tight, bold lettering, it told her to be in the library at one.
He immediately looked down at their interlaced fingers, then over at her as if surprised she’d been so bold.
She had to hand it to him for being bold.
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