The Swedish term "lack" matches the English term "sealing-wax"

other swedish words that include "lack" : english :
fläckat ner besmear
fel, fläck blemish
bläckplump, fläck, läska blot
fläckig, blemmor blotched
sudda ut, suddighet, fläck blur
röra sig ur fläcken budge
kackerlacka cockroach
bläckfisk cuttlefish
läckerhet daintiness
prydlig, utsökt, fin, läcker dainty
läcker, välsmakande, ljuv, delikat delicious
släcka extinguish
excentrisk, läckert far-out
klanglös, flat, flack, fadd, platt, våning, slät flat
valack gelding
kull, lucka, kläcka, kläckning hatch
klack, häl, klacka heel
ren, obefläckad immaculate
äggkläckning, ruvande incubation
äggkläckningsmaskin incubator
bläck ink
bläckflaska ink-bottle
bläckstråle, bläckstråle inkjet
bläckhorn inkpot
fernissa, lackera lacquer
lackering lacquering
läcka leak
läckage leakage
läckande leaky
slät, flack, nivå, jämn level
ljuvlig, läcker luscious
fläckig mottled
nagellack nail-polish
nagellack nail-varnish
bläckfisk octopus
flacktång, tång pliers
polack, polack Pole
släcka put out
släcka, undertrycka quench
törstsläckare quencher
flacka ramble around
flacka omkring roam
flacka rove about
kringflackande roving
skärmsläckare screensaver
sigill, försegla, säl, tätning, besegla, lacka seal
läcka, sippra ut seep
läckage seepage
schellack shellac
släcka törst slake
smutsfläck, fläcka smudge
sotfläck, oanständighet smut
fläckiga soiled
prick, fläck speck
ställe, fläck spot
fläckfritt spotless
prickig, fläckig spotted
betsa, fläcka, fläck stain
fläckfri, rostfri stainless
fläck, besmitta taint
läckerbit titbit
kringflackande vagrancy
lackera, fernissa, lack varnish
läcker yummy
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