kachang puteh

/ (ˈkatʃaŋ puːˈteɪ) /

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noun

(in Malaysia) roasted or fried nuts or beans

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Word Origin for kachang puteh

from Malay, literally: white beans

Words nearby kachang puteh

kabuki, Kabul, Kabwe, Kabwe 1, Kabyle, kachang puteh, kachcha, Kachera, kachina, kachina doll, Kaczynski

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