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SPOT ON 8TH unit 1.2.3.4.5
- 1. 1.UNIT Mehtap Zengin 8 267
- 2. GUILTY
- 3. LIFT
- 4. POOR
- 5. STRANGE
- 6. RICH
- 7. LAUGH
- 8. SAD
- 9. DIRTY
- 10. FAST
- 11. SLOW
- 12. CREEP
- 13. FULL
- 14. EMPTY
- 15. 2.UNIT
- 16. EMOTION
- 17. QUITE
- 21. 3.UNIT
- 22. SOAP
- 23. COMB
- 24. REDNESS
- 25. MAKE UP
- 27. CUCUMBERS
- 28. WASH YOUR FACE
- 29. HAND CARE
- 30. NAIL CLIPPER
- 31. ACNE
- 32. DRINK WATER
- 33. BLEMISH
- 34. JUNK FOOD
- 35. 4.UNIT
- 36. DREAM
- 37. SOLVE
- 38. AMUSEMENT PARK
- 39. FREEDOM
- 40. ENEMY
- 41. SCENE
- 42. SCARED
- 43. WATERFALL
- 44. 5.UNIT
- 45. ASSEMBLY
- 46. ATTACK
- 47. CAPTAIN
- 48. COMMANDER
- 49. FOUNDER
- 50. GRAND
- 51. HARMONY
- 52. JUSTICE
- 53. LIUTENANT
- 54. SIGN
- 55. VICTORY